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Automatically fix incidents (a harness)
Autonomous LLM fixes incidents and creates PRs with fixes
A durable, long-horizon agent harness that turns production incidents into locally tested, deployment-verified pull requests. Every intake protocol uses one filesystem-backed workflow, so tasks remain inspectable and recoverable while the process is running or after a restart.
Probably late to the party with this but I built this as a test and have been using it to fix code errors as they happen for 2 of my main companies (one is in enterprise, the other is in consumer) and it has worked fantastically so far. Making it public for anyone to use.
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“Autonomous LLM fixes incidents and creates PRs with fixes”
Automatically fix incidents (a harness) was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #101 on the daily leaderboard. A durable, long-horizon agent harness that turns production incidents into locally tested, deployment-verified pull requests. Every intake protocol uses one filesystem-backed workflow, so tasks remain inspectable and recoverable while the process is running or after a restart.
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