Every new AWS Terraform project starts with the same chore: creating directories, wiring up remote state backends and copy-pasting modules from an old repository. ois is a Go command-line tool that turns that into a single command.

Running ois init sets up a multi-environment project, with pre-production and production separated from the start. ois add then scaffolds Lambda, DynamoDB, SQS and API Gateway services through interactive prompts, using Terraform modules built on best practices.

Each service gets its own backend and state file, so a change to one Lambda function can never touch a database. When you connect two services, ois generates the IAM policies, SSM parameter lookups and event triggers they need to work together.

All templates are compiled into a single binary with Go embed, so it runs anywhere with no external files. It installs through Homebrew, and ois estimate prices a Terraform plan with OpenInfraQuote.

In this project, I built a decentralized system that links Discord roles and community activity to dynamic NFTs on-chain.

Server admins can invite a bot to their Discord, which tracks user milestones like time spent in the server or earning special roles.

Each user can mint an NFT that represents their status within the server. As their role or reputation changes, the NFT updates dynamically.

All data is managed without centralized services—smart contracts handle minting and updates, while NFT metadata is stored on IPFS.

Admins and users interact through a dashboard where they can view stats, configure rules, and connect wallets to manage NFTs.