Combie connects your engineering tools, maps how resources relate across providers, and gives you and your agents a shared understanding of how your systems actually fit together.
$curl -fsSL https://combie.dev/install | sh
github:repository:combie
│
└── source_for ──→ vercel:project:combie-web
│
└── uses_domain_in ──→ cloudflare:zone:combie.dev
github:repository:combie
│
└── source_for ──→ vercel:project:combie-web
│
└── uses_domain_in ──→ cloudflare:zone:combie.dev
vercel:project:combie-web
│
└── uses_domain_in ──→ cloudflare:zone:combie.dev
│
└── hosts ──→ cloudflare:worker:combie-install
github:repository:combie
│
└── monitored_by ──→ sentry:project:combie
Four providers. One system. Combie discovers resources independently, then resolves the relationships between them so you and your agents don't have to reconstruct your infrastructure from scratch every time.
Combie connects to the engineering tools you already use and discovers the resources inside them. GitHub, Vercel, Cloudflare, Sentry — one local context layer instead of another integration for every agent.
A repository, deployment, domain, and monitoring project aren't four unrelated objects. Combie resolves the relationships between resources across providers so your stack becomes one connected system.
Combie exposes the same engineering context through MCP, so supported coding agents can understand your resources and their relationships without rebuilding that context from scratch every session.
Combie sits across your engineering stack instead of replacing it. Connect the providers you already depend on and let Combie normalize their resources into one shared context model.
Combie is growing beyond what your stack looks like now. Investigations, decisions, evidence, and outcomes become part of the context so the next engineer — or agent — can understand not just what exists, but why.
One command, and Combie connects the tools you already use. It maps how resources relate across providers so you and your agents share the same understanding of the stack.
$curl -fsSL https://combie.dev/install | sh