Services

Engineering operations agents

Triage log anomalies, review changes and run the remediation runbooks a team already has written.

What this service does and how it is delivered. For work already shipped, see the case studies.

The problem

On-call time goes on triage rather than repair: reading logs to find which of forty services moved, then executing a runbook someone documented a year ago. The work is mechanical and it happens at three in the morning.

What we do

  1. Watch the log and metric streams for anomalies against normal
  2. Correlate a signal across services to locate the origin
  3. Execute the documented remediation where it is safe to do so
  4. Page a person with the diagnosis attached when it is not
  5. Review changes against the conventions the team has agreed

What you get

  • Anomaly triage

    Signals correlated into a diagnosis rather than delivered as forty separate alerts.

  • Runbook execution

    Documented remediation steps run automatically inside explicit safety bounds.

  • Change review

    Pull requests checked against the team's own conventions before human review.

  • Escalation with diagnosis

    When a person is paged, they receive what was found, not just that something broke.

Connects to

  • PostgreSQL
  • Slack
  • Jira

Worth knowing

Remediation is bounded to the actions you authorise. Destructive or irreversible operations sit behind human approval by default.

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