Review, probes, the observability plane, and first-party data. Then the console your team uses.
We review commits across the org, check that services are actually up, and keep metrics and logs on machines we run. Checks only read. They never write to the host. A finding becomes a pull request for the person who wrote the code.
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A ping that always looks green is useless. We talk to the service the way a client does.
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Nothing is installed on the host. The check cannot change the machine.
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Findings are ranked by risk. One click to a pull request, credited to the author.
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Commits ingested across the org. Every review row risk-classified. One click from a finding to a PR credited to the author. Review runs in campaigns, not as a universal over every commit.
Eight probe kinds. Each speaks the service’s own protocol: HTTP/2, the WSS handshake, gRPC Health.Check. Ports, containers, units. Zero write on the host. Nothing installed.
The observer is ours. Metrics, logs, and traces on metal we run. A year of history costs a fraction of a year of samples. No agent on the watched host.
Grounded RAG over Agave and Jito, published as an npm MCP server. First-party ingest. A read-only 3D map of the hosts, no mutating command in the probe.
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