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Deployment brief

Shorter incidents, and a dependency queue you can actually finish

Correlated triage with stated confidence, remediation prepared but never executed unattended, and advisories filtered to what your code can reach.

-80% Mean time to restore across 1,900 incidents
-91% Advisories requiring action after reachability analysis
0 Changes executed without a human by design
100% Post-mortems with a full timeline exported automatically

Correlated triage with stated confidence, remediation prepared but never executed unattended, and advisories filtered to what your code can reach.

Reads from your observability stack and version control over scoped, revocable tokens. Write access is opt-in per repository and defaults to pull requests rather than pushes.

Before and after

Problem

The first twenty minutes of every incident go on working out what changed.

After

The correlation is waiting in the channel when the responder opens their laptop.

Problem

A scanner reporting 47 vulnerabilities is a scanner nobody reads.

After

Reachability analysis leaves the three that are actually exploitable from your call graph.

Problem

An agent that fixes production on its own is a new outage waiting to happen.

After

It prepares the rollback and stops. A person presses it, every time.

What ships

Confidence is stated

A hypothesis comes with what supports it and what argues against it. Low confidence is reported as low confidence.

Reachability, not counting

Advisories are triaged by whether your code can reach the affected path, with the caveat stated plainly.

Never unattended in production

Execution is off by default and the setting is auditable. Automation that acts alone is not something this ships with.

How it is wired

Reads from your observability stack and version control over scoped, revocable tokens. Write access is opt-in per repository and defaults to pull requests rather than pushes.

The part I did not expect was the dependency triage. We went from a backlog nobody touched to a list of three that we cleared in an afternoon.
Daniel Okonkwo Head of Platform Engineering · Corvid Systems
MTTR down 80%
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