When the alert fires, the agent circles the suspect PR
The agent digs through Datadog, GitHub, and Jira the moment an incident hits, matches the error spike against recent merges, flags the changes that line up, and recommends whether to revert.
Engineers should be writing code, not digging through systems
Combing systems for a root cause, getting pulled away to point someone at the right file, discovering conflicting decisions after the fact — the work that eats most of engineering's time, handled by agents connected to your systems.
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Triage without combing every system
When an incident hits, the agent has already lined up the error timing against recent changes — your energy goes into the fix itself.
Flow stays unbroken
The agent points new engineers at the right code, so senior engineers aren't pulled out of whatever they're working on.
Conflicts surface before sign-off
Clashes between a new proposal and existing plans — or the risk of building the same thing twice — get flagged before you commit, not reworked after.
What agents can do for engineering teams
"Where's the code for this?" — ask the agent, not a senior engineer
The agent scans the codebase and dev docs and answers questions about a feature or module with the exact file paths and relevant implementations — no pulling a senior engineer off their work.
Check new decisions against old ones before you commit
The agent cross-references past Slack threads, Notion PRDs, and the Jira backlog to spot where a new decision conflicts with existing plans or duplicates work in flight — and delivers the warnings right after the meeting.
Cross-system status, one question away
The agent connects Jira, GitHub, Datadog, and more, so a question about a customer issue or project status gets one consolidated answer — current state and who owns it — without logging into each tool.
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Want to see how thismaps to your team?
We can start with an onboarding workshop — and build your first agent with your team, live in the room.