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Your infra breaks.
It fixes itself.

StackPilot is an AI agent that monitors your microservices 24/7, diagnoses failures the moment they happen, and resolves incidents autonomously. You wake up to a resolution report, not a pager.

stackpilot ~ incident #4721
03:01ALERT payment-svc latency spike 4200ms (threshold: 800ms)
03:01DETECT root cause: connection pool exhaustion on pg-primary
03:01TRACE upstream: failed migration left idle connections open
03:02ACTION drain idle connections, scale pool from 20 to 50
03:02ACTION rollback migration 0047_add_index (safe revert)
03:03RESOLVED latency nominal at 340ms. report sent to team.

Deploy it. Forget it exists.
Until you read the morning report.

01

Watches everything

Ingests logs, metrics, and traces from your entire stack. Builds a real-time dependency map of every service, database, and queue. Knows what "normal" looks like.

02

Diagnoses in seconds

When anomalies surface, StackPilot traces the causal chain across services. Not just "CPU is high" but "deploy #412 introduced a memory leak in the auth service."

03

Fixes autonomously

Restarts pods, rolls back deploys, scales resources, drains connections, clears queues. Executes your runbooks at machine speed. Escalates only what it genuinely cannot resolve.

04

Reports, not pages

Every resolution generates a detailed incident report: what broke, why, what was done, and how to prevent it. Your team reviews in the morning, not at 3am.

From alerting to autonomy

Today (PagerDuty, Datadog)
  • Alert fires at 3am
  • Engineer wakes up, logs in
  • 30 min triage, reading dashboards
  • Runs through runbook manually
  • Fixes issue after 45 min
  • Writes post-mortem next week
StackPilot
  • Anomaly detected at 3:01am
  • Root cause identified at 3:01am
  • Remediation executed at 3:02am
  • Service healthy at 3:03am
  • Incident report generated
  • Engineer reads it at 9am with coffee

Infrastructure should heal itself.

We're building the on-call engineer that never sleeps, never panics, and gets faster with every incident it resolves.