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From scattered signals to a clearer incident response.

AUCTORA’s SRE Assistant monitors alerts, logs and deployments. When something breaks, it correlates the signals, opens an incident and proposes a runbook step or code change for an engineer to approve.

Give your team a starting point for investigation, with the evidence and proposed action together.

The first task is working out what matters.

An alert fires. Related errors appear in the logs. A recent deployment may be relevant, but the connection still needs investigation.

Engineers need to assemble that context before deciding what to do. The SRE Assistant helps with that initial analysis, turning available signals into a working explanation and a proposed next step.

What the assistant handles

01
Alert correlation
Bring related alerts, log events and deployment activity into the investigation. Help engineers see connections across the available signals rather than assess each notification in isolation.
02
Root-cause drafts
Identify a likely cause and draft an explanation for review. Treat it as an investigation hypothesis, with supporting evidence and uncertainty made clear.
03
Runbook actions and proposed code changes
Propose a relevant runbook step or code change. Runbook execution follows the configured approval process; engineers review proposed actions before they proceed.
04
Incident records and postmortem notes
Open the incident and prepare notes to support the subsequent review. Give engineers material to develop into an account of what happened, how the team responded and what needs to change.

Support the investigation as it develops.

Depending on your connected systems and available evidence, workflows could include:

Workflow 01
Errors following a deployment
Correlate deployment activity with alerts and logs, then draft a possible explanation.
Workflow 02
Several alerts around one issue
Bring related signals into the incident so engineers can assess their shared context.
Workflow 03
A failure covered by a runbook
Propose the relevant step and route it for approval before execution.

The scope defines which signals the assistant can access, which actions it can propose and what it is permitted to execute.

Proposed action · for approval INC-2041
Likely causev2.18.0 lowered the payments client timeout. A hypothesis to confirm.
EvidenceErrors began two minutes after the deploy · 1,240 timeout events · 3 linked alerts
UncertainPayments provider status is not available to the assistant.
ProposedRunbook step: roll back checkout-api to v2.17.4
Awaiting approval · On-call engineer

Engineers retain control of the response.

A likely cause is a hypothesis to investigate. A proposed change needs review.

The assistant supports those decisions by assembling context and suggesting an action. Your engineers assess the evidence, approve the response and determine whether it has addressed the problem.

Execution permissions and approval requirements are defined around your operational process.

Frequently asked questions

The workflow described here requires engineer approval for proposed runbook actions or code changes. Any execution capability must sit within explicitly configured permissions.

Give incident response a better starting point.

Tell us where your alerts originate, how your team investigates and which runbooks guide the response.

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