We built a full stack Rust web application from scratch & deployed to Shuttle with Claude Opus 4.5 and the results were mindblowing ๐คฏ
All that with just one prompt, link below ๐
Is this the future of app building?
What if AI agents could actually ship to AWS safely? We just shipped Neptune, an open source deployment platform that lets agents read your code, infer infra, generate inspectable IaC, and deploy with you in the loop. Agents with real DevOps powers. ๐
MasterAI proved you donโt need a massive DevOps team to handle enterprise loads. ๐
Challenge: Build a data-heavy AI RPG with indie resources.
Solution: A managed backend that scales.
The Stack: ๐ฆ Rust ๐ฑ Flutter ๐ Shuttle
The Result:
โ 10k daily interactions
โ Zero infra complexity
โ 100% focus on code
If you're not using Claude Skills, you're missing out on your software development workflow.
We built a custom Shuttle deployment skill and put it to work. Here's what makes Skills different from MCP servers and slash commands ๐
Something you learn by talking to a lot of people who've done big production projects in both Rust and C/C++ is that the Rust tooling and ecosystem are way under-appreciated.
@Syntetica_ai Exactly. We automated the code writing (AI) but forgot to automate the deployment. ๐คฏ Weโre building the missing link: infrastructure that automatically infers itself from the code, so the 'YAML Wranglers' can go back to being Engineers.
Unpopular opinion: Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is becoming technical debt. ๐ฉ
We convinced ourselves that writing 500 lines of YAML to spin up a microservice was "modern."
It isn't. Itโs a distraction.
Here is why the era of IaC might be ending ๐งต๐
The difference is wild.
Old way: Manually wiring up VPCs and Subnets. New way: #[shuttle_shared_db::Postgres]
The compiler analyzes your code and provisions exactly what you need.
No drift. No YAML.