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An AI analyst for production incidents.

It investigates alerts across logs, metrics, and deployment history, then brings your engineers the evidence.

  1. Alert
  2. Investigate
  3. Brief
  4. Your decision

Have an alert in mind?

Let's shape the first job around your alerts and incident process.

We'll reply personally to plan the first job.

What it takes on.

Investigate the alert

Read logs, metrics, and service records for the affected time window.

An incident timeline

Check what changed

Compare deployments and configuration with the symptoms, noting what remains uncertain.

Likely causes with evidence

Brief the incident owner

Bring back findings, open questions, and proposed next steps.

Your engineers change production

Example role. We configure the process and read-only access with your team.

Work in the tools your team knows.

These are possible connections for the AI employee’s work. You choose what it needs; we assess whether and how to connect each tool during setup.

This example uses read-only access. Your team handles changes.

  • Monitoring tools

    Read logs and metrics around the alert.

  • Cloud and deployment records

    See which settings or releases changed before the incident.

  • Slack or email

    Bring findings and open questions to the service owner.

We help you get started.

We build the handbook alongside your team, using your standard operating procedures, examples, and preferences.

Start with an editable default process or bring your own. We adapt it together, then try it on your work.

How the handbook works

Cloud Operations AnalystYour company handbook

  • Services & alert severity
  • Investigation & evidence
  • When to involve the incident owner
Example pages we can shape with your team.

Bring us an example of the work.

Tell us what you want a cloud operations analyst to take on and how your team handles it today. We’ll discuss fit and the setup support you need.

Hire a Cloud Operations Analyst