Solutions
An internal catalog, on the same rails as your product.
Ship internal tools to your own engineering teams with the same workflow you use for customers — one package, one catalog, the same review gate.
Your platform team is a bottleneck because every internal deploy is bespoke.
It doesn’t have to be.
The same machinery that lets a customer install your product in one command lets your own teams self-serve the internal tools they depend on. Package it once; any team installs it into the right cluster, on the right account, under the same review rules — without a ticket queue in the middle.
One catalog, one workflow, one gate.
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One catalog
Internal tools live in the same catalog your products do. A team self-serves an install instead of filing a ticket and waiting on platform engineering.
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One workflow
The package, the per-install repository, the reconciliation — the same primitives you already ship to customers, pointed inward.
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One gate
Every change reaches main through a reviewed proposal, whether a person or an agent proposed it. The audit trail is the git history.
How a team self-serves.
No ticket queue in the middle — the platform is the queue, and it answers itself.
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Package the tool once
Wrap the internal app as a versioned, signed package with typed inputs — the same shape you ship to customers.
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Publish it to the catalog
It appears alongside your products. Any team with access can find it and start an install.
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Teams install themselves — under review
A team picks the cluster and account; the install renders to its own repository and reconciles. Every change still lands through a reviewed proposal.
Ship inward
on the same rails as out.
The workflow you already trust for customers, turned on your own engineering org.