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The agent-native AWS alternative for AI developers. 🌐 https://nitter.cf/t.co/QAlBLXxdcw ⭐️ https://nitter.cf/t.co/vTRy9iFsPe 💬 https://nitter.cf/t.co/gGnSYvI7bE
San Francisco
Joined July 2025
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- Followers2.7K
- Likes3.4K
We’re building the agent-native alternative to AWS, but it's actually good.
- 33,000+ projects created (10% WoW growth)
- 2x weekly active projects (2000 → 4000+)
- 11,000+ GitHub stars (5x in the last 3 months) - faster than React, Supabase, and Linux
Introducing InsForge ↓
Introducing InsForge: The agent-native AWS alternative
Thanks to everyone who came out! Cheers to a smooth batch 🥂
Let us know how we can help, F26 :)
We hosted a @ycombinator F26 welcome party! 🥳
Quick recap:
• Met a lot of ambitious founders
• More and more startups are building for agents and not with humans as the main operators
• Talked with many founders hosting agents on the cloud!
Congrats to everyone in the F26 batch, can't wait to see what you all ship 🫡
Let's host an event like this again, @onethomaschan, @JustinTang29 @LanternAI__, @ai_singhal, @runmirrors, @JinjingLiang (@orca_build), and @sprintoHQ!
A sneak peek at what we’re launching next 👀
Our fearless leader @hanghuang_ just demo'd it for the first time in public at Dev Tools & Infra Demo Night at Hogpatch last night.
Thanks to @posthog, @1984Ventures, and @EssenceVenture for bringing everyone together.
More soon!
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At @databricks , our infrastructure team had a practice called “Code Red.” When we experienced multiple major reliability incidents or Sev-0s within a short period, we paused normal roadmap work and made reliability the entire team’s priority.
EVERYONE worked together to understand the failures, brainstorm improvements, fix systemic issues, and strengthen alerts, dashboards, testing, and operational processes.
Given the recent GitHub-related incidents. I really think they should follow the process...
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Our co-founder and CTO @tonychang430 has the highest-end MacBook Pro but still runs his coding agents on cloud infra.
Even 4 coding agents running in parallel on his laptop would choke. On cloud, he's running 10+ parallel agents often.
Agent usage is simply outgrowing local machines. If you're doing any intensive coding workload, you need the cloud ☁️
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came for the tech, stayed for the merch. Big love to @InsForge for this care package!!!
thanks to @hanghuang_ @tonychang430
Self-hosting just got a lot better @InsForge.
InsForge now has S3-compatible storage backends for self-hosted deployments. Self-hosters can connect AWS S3, Cloudflare R2, Wasabi, COS, OSS, Ceph, and more.
We're constantly working on making it easier to self-host end-to-end.
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Customer interactions like this >>>
A developer emailed us after his app exceeded Free plan limits.
His database, storage, and compute were almost un-utilized. But his project had hit 5.8GB / 5GB limit on egress.
So he asked, “Is it possible to only purchase egress?”
He was still prototyping, hoping to launch the product soon, and paying for everything out of pocket. $25/mo to upgrade was a real cost.
So @tonychang430 and I looked at his app and realized most of the egress was coming from loading an unnecessarily large amount of data.
We emailed him back to help him as fast as we could.
We gave him a full reset of his monthly egress limit and also added a new egress optimization skill to @insforge.
He just had to update to the latest InsForge skills and ask his coding agent:
“Help me optimize my app to reduce InsForge egress usage.”
From there, the agent identified the main issues and fixed them.
He said our email “set a positive tone" for his day, the reset helped him stay focused, and we motivated him to tackle to-do items he had been putting off.
He even added us to his list of people to share the app with before launching publicly.
Talk to your users!
Help us expand our team!
We're growing rapidly and need to add talent to keep scaling 🚀
We're offering a $20K referral bonus if you help us make a successful hire
@insforge is looking for top 1% talent for two roles based in SF:
→ Founding Infrastructure Engineer
→ DevRel Engineer
If you know someone who wants to build the future of all cloud infrastructure, send them our way:
insforge.dev/careers
get you a CTO who's tokenmaxxing
cooking something big for @insforge This is excluding my cloud agents token spend
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I can't believe we grew from 0 -> 45k projects in our first year
We thought "we made it" when we hit 500 users after a "viral" Reddit post
(it got 22 upvotes)
We've officially hit 1 YEAR since our first commit to the @insforge repo.
Since then, we've grown to:
• 45k+ total projects
• 4k+ weekly active projects
• 12.7k+ GitHub stars
And we continue to grow 10% WoW.
If you showed me and @tonychang430 these numbers back in August 2025, we actually wouldn't have been surprised.
Because we knew we were onto something huge.
(We wouldn't have quit our full-time jobs at Amazon and Databricks otherwise)
We're so excited to keep growing exponentially and keep building for the people who saw the same thing we did:
Agents becoming the new developers.
Rate these outfits on a scale 1-10 🔥
Received @insforge LW2 Swags today 🔥
The drip is unreal 😮💨
Thank you so much @hanghuang_
Ft : my sister
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We've officially hit 1 YEAR since our first commit to the @insforge repo.
Since then, we've grown to:
• 45k+ total projects
• 4k+ weekly active projects
• 12.7k+ GitHub stars
And we continue to grow 10% WoW.
If you showed me and @tonychang430 these numbers back in August 2025, we actually wouldn't have been surprised.
Because we knew we were onto something huge.
(We wouldn't have quit our full-time jobs at Amazon and Databricks otherwise)
We're so excited to keep growing exponentially and keep building for the people who saw the same thing we did:
Agents becoming the new developers.