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The runbook runs itself. The log proves it.
Incident response, API testing, and provisioning span every platform you run. The agent builds the connections and the runbook logic - and because it reads the same catalogue of actions your team does, it can't call an endpoint that doesn't exist.
The brief
One sentence starts it.
Run our checks every morning, fix the routine things, and when something breaks, write up what happened for us to review.
That sentence is the entire brief. Below is what the agent builds from it - and the gate in front of production.
In practice
What teams run with it.
apiTests
Tests against the real contract
Point the agent at a vendor's API spec and it builds the typed surface, proves the auth with a live call, and runs the scenarios - in CI or on demand.
incidents
Incidents, first draft done
The agent correlates logs, metrics, and pages, and drafts the timeline. Remediation can wait at a gate before anything touches production.
provisioning
Provisioning with gates where they belong
Routine setup runs itself. Anything that changes access or spend waits for a person.
admin
Admin you can script
Users, access, schedules, and usage are callable surfaces. The agent administers the platform the same way it calls your APIs - all of it logged.
Begin
Start with this task.
Spin up a workspace and describe your engineering work the way you'd say it to a person - or talk to us about a guided rollout for your team.