I built an AI incident responder that refuses to fix anything without asking
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Built for the WeMakeDevs × TrueFoundry Agent Harness Hackathon. There are two kinds of "AI for incident response," and both of them are wrong. The first acts on its own. It sees latency spike, decides it knows why, and rolls back your deploy at 3am. When it's right, it's magic. When it's wrong — an…
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I built an AI incident responder that refuses to fix anything without asking
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