Automatic Project Infrastructure System
APIS automates the dependency layer between repositories so teams always work with current project data, whether they run locally or inside CI/CD.
Why APIS
Dependency awareness
APIS understands project relationships across hardware, software, mechanical, and delivery layers. When one repository produces data for another, APIS keeps that dependency chain current.
Config-driven automation
Install APIS once, define project rules, and let the system resolve what has to be fetched, generated, published, or proposed for approval.
Modular execution
Use cloud-connected distribution, artifact propagation, or branch-based update flows with merge requests. The pipeline is modular and adjustable to your delivery model.
Puls projektu
The point is simple: changes in one repository should not disappear before dependent teams can act on them.
Generates manufacturing files, 3D models, and all upstream assets that other teams depend on.
Receives current project outputs automatically instead of relying on manual transfer and memory.
Publish updates into APIS Cloud or create a dedicated review branch for downstream approval.
How it works
The common failure mode in multi-team development is not a missing file. It is a missing signal. APIS closes that gap by making project outputs explicit, traceable, and automatically distributable.
Define which repositories belong to the same product and what data flows between them.
When source repositories change, APIS evaluates the dependency graph and identifies downstream updates.
Generated files can be delivered through APIS Cloud or committed into a dedicated branch for review.
Platform strengths
One product can span PCB data, firmware, CAD assets, documentation, and release artifacts. APIS treats them as one coordinated system.
The codebase already models jobs, items, modules, and dependency graphs, which makes APIS suitable for repeatable pipeline orchestration.
Automation does not remove control. Teams can still approve merge requests or decide how promoted data should enter their repository.
Access model
APIS is positioned as a free core service with subscription-based premium capabilities and support. The commercial model can evolve later without changing the product story today.