Mission control for incidents

Investigate with evidence. Not guesses.

Turn a failing state into a structured diagnosis. Keep observed facts separate from ranked hypotheses, with every claim tied to its evidence.

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Investigation
Pod status review
Demo fixture
01
Observed fact
container status · restart count
evidence: pod/status#1
✓
02
Cited evidence
pod events · previous logs
evidence: pod/logs#2
✓
H1 / leading hypothesis · sample
Required configuration may be unavailable. Evidence first; next steps stay review-only.
OK
OBSERVED FACTSHYPOTHESESNEXT STEPS
↗Every claimbacked by evidence
Signal trace / sample

One incident. A traceable sequence.

Illustrative timeline · not live telemetry

09:41:08

Pod restart count increased

evidence: pod/status#1

09:41:12

Previous container log collected

evidence: pod/logs#2

09:41:16

Missing configuration key observed

evidence: pod/logs#3

09:41:21

Diagnosis ready for operator review

sample hypothesis
Built for real-world operations

One clear view of the problem.

01Live

Kubernetes diagnostics

Read pod status, events, and previous logs through a client with no mutating methods. Every observation is cited.

02Live

Log analysis

Group noisy streams, surface the first occurrence, and keep secrets out of the evidence trail.

03Live

Terraform plan explainer

Translate a plan into creates, replacements, and deletions, with destructive changes called out before apply.

Illustrative incident replay

Follow the evidence, not the guess.

Sample data · not a live incident

payments-api · CrashLoopBackOff

Demo fixture / replay sequence

Illustrative
00:00Restart count observed
evidence: pod/status#1current sample step
00:00 / 00:51
How it works

Three steps. No guesswork.

A calm, repeatable workflow for getting from a noisy incident to a next step you can trust.

01

Choose a surface

Start with a live Kubernetes cluster or a labelled demo fixture. No write credentials are required.

02

Collect evidence

The read-only client gathers observed facts and links each one to the resource and payload behind it.

03

Review the diagnosis

Review cited next steps and ranked hypotheses. Generated infrastructure changes are proposals only and are never applied.

Start here

Bring a failing pod. Leave with evidence.

Kubernetes diagnostics, log analysis, CI/CD investigation, Terraform explanations, Prometheus metrics, runbooks, the assistant, audit, and proposal-only infrastructure code are available now.

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Design-partner program

Built for calmer on-call.

No published customer stories yet

Did the evidence match reality?

We compare the cited observations with what the operator saw during the incident, including the facts that were missing.

Evaluation question
Design partner · not a testimonial

What was missing from the diagnosis?

The next adapter, rule, or evidence source should come from a real gap, not a roadmap guess.

Evaluation question
Design partner · not a testimonial

Would you page with it?

We will publish a named result only after a design partner uses the product on real incidents and agrees to share it.

Evaluation question
Design partner · not a testimonial
Security & trust

Helpful by design. In control by default.

Read-only by default

Investigations gather evidence without writing back to connected infrastructure.

Proposal-only changes

Generated infrastructure changes are never written or applied by the product.

Auditable decisions

Keep a record of investigation decisions and the evidence behind them.

Integration surfaces

Adapter availability depends on deployment configuration

Integrations

Meet your infrastructure where it is.

Supported adapters · configured per deployment
Kubernetes
GitHub Actions
Terraform
Prometheus
PostgreSQL
OpenTelemetry
SMTP
Sentry
Simple to get started

Start with a labelled demo. Deploy when you’re ready.

Explore local demo mode first, then choose the deployment setup that fits your team.

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FAQ

Questions,
answered.

The short answers below are the same ones the code enforces. If something here contradicts what you find in the repo, the repo wins.

No. The model has no tools, shell, or network access. The backend collects allowlisted read-only evidence first, then asks the model to explain that evidence. There is no code path from model output to a command or infrastructure change.

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Your next investigation

Bring a failing state. Leave with evidence.

Start with read-only Kubernetes diagnostics or explore the product surfaces.

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