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Move from alert to evidence-backed triage faster.

Trace a production error, identify the likely change, and prepare a triage issue without giving the agent authority to modify production.

Who it isAn on-call partner who sorts real incidents from noise before the team wakes up.
Wakes upWhen a qualifying alert fires
Reads
Reports toSlack or a dedicated mailbox. You choose on the next screen.
Add Incident triage to your workspaceNothing runs until you add it.
Engineeringone of 24 ready-made agents in the library
Deliverable

A triage issue containing the timeline, evidence, likely cause, and proposed next check.

Human sign-off required

A triage issue containing the timeline, evidence, likely cause, and proposed next check. Prepared for review, never posted.

How this composition works.

This workflow brings error context, repository history, issue tracking, and edge signals into one isolated investigation. The agent develops and records a hypothesis, links every source, and prepares the next action. Engineers retain control over code changes, deployments, and incident declarations.

Read the failure

Collect the error, trace, environment, and affected release context.

Inspect the likely change

Compare the failure window with commits and pull requests without modifying the repository.

Check service boundaries

Rule in or out edge configuration and traffic anomalies.

Prepare the triage issue

Create a structured issue only after the evidence and uncertainty are explicit.

A human signs off

Repository writes beyond the triage issue, deployments, and production changes require an engineer.

Deliverable

A triage issue containing the timeline, evidence, likely cause, and proposed next check.

Human sign-off required

A triage issue containing the timeline, evidence, likely cause, and proposed next check. Prepared for review, never posted.

Composed from the tools engineering already uses.

Optional skills add method and verification.

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