Remember it all.
Launch the War RoomThe autonomous SRE crew with live operational graph memory. It remembers every outage, routes to the right expert when the lead is on leave, and refuses to trust its own stale memory.
See the stale-memory trapThe Problem
Incident agents forget what changed,
so we built one that remembers.
The Stale Memory Trap
Keyword search recommends runbook R-7 at a 94% match, but ADR-17 retired its cache cluster six days ago. Hindsight's graph sees the INVALIDATED_BY edge and refuses to run it.
Memory x Judgment
Remembers everything
Episodic memory of every incident, architectural memory of every ADR, RFC and migration, and social memory of who actually knows what. All of it lives in one live operational graph, not a pile of text chunks.
Knows when to refuse
When a runbook has been invalidated by an architecture change, Hindsight says no. When a fix would touch more than five services or put over $1,000 a minute at risk, it stops and asks a human. When the expert is on leave, it pages the next best peer.
What the crew does
Operational Graph Reasoning
Multi-hop dependency traversal across 58 microservices in under a millisecond, with betweenness and PageRank flagging choke points and WCC splitting alert storms into separate failure domains.
Zero-Mutex Agent Crew
Six agents claim tasks through atomic Cypher state machines with zero double-claims under 32 concurrent workers, resolve disagreements by graph subsumption, and pause at a human approval gate for risky actions.
Benchmarks run on a synthetic topology and synthetic incident storms (seed=42). See docs/VERIFIED.md.