Async background agent

An SRE agent that reacts before you do.

Put a worker on call. It runs in the cloud as a background agent - watching your deploys and alerts, triaging the moment something breaks, digging through logs and metrics before you have opened your laptop, and reporting a diagnosis to your team. It proposes the fix; you approve.

Free to start, no credit card.

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Deploy failed - checkout v2.4.0

Diagnosis: build failed at the COPY step - it references config.prod.json, which is not in the repo. The previous deploy is still live, so no customer impact.

Proposed: rollback to v2.3.1Approve

Reacts before you do

The instant a deploy fails or a preview starts throwing errors, the worker wakes in the cloud, pulls the logs and metrics, and starts triaging - while you are still asleep.

Deep insight, not just an alert

It reads the real logs, the recent deploys, and the metrics, finds the most likely cause, and writes up a diagnosis - the context your team would otherwise spend an hour gathering.

Reports to your team, proposes the fix

It posts the diagnosis to Slack or Linear and queues the rollback or fix for your approval. Nothing irreversible ever runs without a human yes.

How it works.

1

Something breaks

A deploy fails, a preview returns 5xx, or a check fires.

2

The agent wakes in the cloud

It runs unattended on your model key - no laptop needed.

3

It triages and diagnoses

Pulls logs, metrics, and recent changes; finds the cause.

4

It reports and proposes

Posts to your team and queues the fix for your approval.

Common questions

Does it run on my machine?
No. It is a background agent that runs in the cloud, unattended. You can close your laptop - it keeps watching your infrastructure and working on its own, pausing only when it needs your approval.
What is it allowed to do?
Only what its role permits. It reads your logs, metrics, and deploys freely; anything irreversible - a rollback, a redeploy - waits in an approval queue. It can never read secrets or delete resources, no matter what it is asked.
What does it react to?
Failed deploys, degraded previews, new pull requests, and scheduled checks today, with more event types on the way. You choose which events wake it and how far it can go, per worker.
Whose model and key does it use?
Yours. Bring your own model key - orkestr provides the scoped identity, the permissions, the isolated execution environment, and the full audit trail of everything it did.

Try it on your next deploy.

Free to start, no credit card. Connect a repo and you're live in seconds.