What passo.build does
passo.build takes an app built with a coding agent or an app builder and turns it into something that runs in production, on a cloud account you own.
Most generated apps get stuck in the same places:
- the frontend works, but nobody knows where the backend should live;
- secrets or API keys sit too close to the browser;
- the app needs a database, file storage, background jobs, auth or webhooks, and those pieces were never made explicit;
- the cloud choice is made by habit instead of cost, region and fit;
- the coding agent has no durable plan, so fixes disappear after a context reset.
passo.build gives that app one guided path. Every project moves through the same six stages:
| Stage | What happens |
|---|---|
| Discover | Connect a repository, or describe the product you are about to build. |
| Define | Answer a few product questions. The result is a build plan your coding agent can execute. |
| Secure | The repository is reviewed. Blocking findings must be resolved, or accepted with a recorded reason, before release. |
| Design | The architecture is derived from what the app actually is, and the delivery files are generated. |
| Prepare | The same architecture is priced across providers and regions, on equal terms. |
| Release | Deploy through your own cloud account, or one we hold for you, with a record of what went out. After that, operate what runs. |
Two ways to use it
| Surface | Best for | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Web console | Seeing and approving each step in the browser. | You move through the six stages, answer questions and confirm the release. |
| Your coding agent | Letting Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or another MCP client do the build work. | The agent connects to your project, takes tasks from its plan, does the work and hands back evidence. The stages and gates are the same. |
Both surfaces write to the same project, so you can start in the console and continue in your agent.
What passo.build is not
- It is not a "deploy whatever the agent generated" button.
- It does not ask you to learn cloud architecture vocabulary.
- It does not replace your coding agent. It gives the agent a plan, a place to report, and gates it cannot skip.