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AI agents fix and run your software, so your team stays on the roadmap.

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73%

faster time to root cause

“Resolve AI proved it could deliver real results in production. It identified dependencies, surfaced accurate root causes 73% faster than our teams, all while integrating cleanly into our existing stack.”

Angelo MarlettaSoftware Engineer, Coinbase

Why Resolve AI

Combines expertise across your teams, operates all your tools, and captures tribal knowledge of your unique system.

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Agents to run your software

AI agents handle on-call, incidents, and daily production work. Engineers get back to building.

RCA for complex issues

Trusted by world-class engineering teams to get to root cause in the most demanding production environments.

Build your own agents

Plug Resolve AI into your existing ecosystem with MCP, API, and Skills. Or bring your skills and tribal knowledge into Resolve AI

Resolve AI in action.

AI agents drive your on-call, incidents, and daily production work. Engineers step in to direct and take action.

Resolve AI in action.

Delegate on-call to agents.

Agents participate in every on-call rotation to triage and investigate alerts.

Explore on-call

ecommerce-app-alerts12 members

Amazon QApp8:28 AM

CloudWatch Alarm | RDS CPU utilization high | us-east-2

Threshold Crossed: 1 datapoint [61.1074 (10/05/26 15:26:00)] was greater than the threshold (30.0).

List dashboardsQuery logs

ResolveApp8:29 AM

RDS CPU utilization high — otel-demo-consolidated

What happened: CPU spiked from ~9% to 99.6% at 8:27 AM. A single expensive SQL query saturated the db.t4g.micro instance.

Customer impact: recommendation service latency 25× (50ms → 1,244ms), throughput collapsed to ~20% of normal.

Root cause: Feature flag database-health-monitor toggled ON at 8:25 AM, activating 15 CPU-intensive full-table scans per request.

Causal chain:

Flag toggle → read_user_info_partial() called 3×/request
Each call runs 5 full-table scans with MD5
Single query = 100% of load spike (16.6 of 17 AAS)

Recommended action: Toggle flag OFF in etc/flagd/demo.flagd.json — CPU returns to baseline in 1–2 min.

Investigation concluded

Create PRView details at Resolve

Co-work with agents to resolve incidents.

Teams of agents investigate incidents with your engineers to get to root cause and fix.

Explore incidents

PostgreSQL High Rollback Rate

Fired: 9:14am yesterdaycluster: orders-db-cluster+3

APSP+4 more

Assessed4m 34sHypothesized3sVerified2m 47sConcluded

Theories

Root CauseHigh Confidence

Evidence (12)

PostgreSQL disk filled by data file growth on `orders-db-cluster`, not WAL accumulation

Contributors Lead Investigator Verifier

Causal chain

RDS volume reached 100% on orders-db-cluster at 04:01Z — 276 GB consumed in 24 hours from sustained writes

Storage autoscaling disabled on RDS instance (MaxAllocatedStorage = null) — volume could not grow

Database process killed by OS (OOM); rollback ratio alert fired 94 min later

Why did rollback rate spike at 08:30Z?What does WAL accumulation mean?

SteerSteer the investigation…

Run operational tasks with background agents.

Proactively run your operational workflows on a schedule or on trigger.

Explore operational tasks

Wednesday, May 13

GitHub10:14 PTproduction deploy

Deploy 7e2a91c·checkout-service·productionsuccess

by alex.park · all health checks passed · error rate at baseline

Deploy Health Agent12:14 PTauto-fired · 2h post-deploy

Thoughts

checkout-service: p99 drifted 2h post-deploy

deploy 7e2a91c rolled out cleanly at 10:14 PT — all health checks passed, error rate stayed at baseline. p99 latency started climbing at 12:14 PT (~2h after deploy) as traffic ramped. Currently sustained at ~387ms, up from a 7-day baseline of 142ms.

checkout-service p99 latency · last 6hdrift began 12:14 PT

Finding

The deploy completed cleanly. This signal only emerged once traffic ramped. Likely candidate: new code path in order-fulfillment.ts hits a slow query at p99 only under load.

Daily Deploy Health · 21 deploys / 19 healthy / 2 flagged

19 other deploys completed cleanly. 1 caught at deploy time: auth-gateway rolled back at 4 min (already resolved).

Investigate checkout-service latency drift

Ask anything to start a thread…

Delegate on-call to agents.

Agents participate in every on-call rotation to triage and investigate alerts.

Explore on-call

Co-work with agents to resolve incidents.

Teams of agents investigate incidents with your engineers to get to root cause and fix.

Explore incidents

Run operational tasks with background agents.

Proactively run your operational workflows on a schedule or on trigger.

Explore operational tasks

ecommerce-app-alerts12 members

Amazon QApp8:28 AM

CloudWatch Alarm | RDS CPU utilization high | us-east-2

Threshold Crossed: 1 datapoint [61.1074 (10/05/26 15:26:00)] was greater than the threshold (30.0).

List dashboardsQuery logs

ResolveApp8:29 AM

RDS CPU utilization high — otel-demo-consolidated

What happened: CPU spiked from ~9% to 99.6% at 8:27 AM. A single expensive SQL query saturated the db.t4g.micro instance.

Customer impact: recommendation service latency 25× (50ms → 1,244ms), throughput collapsed to ~20% of normal.

Root cause: Feature flag database-health-monitor toggled ON at 8:25 AM, activating 15 CPU-intensive full-table scans per request.

Causal chain:

Flag toggle → read_user_info_partial() called 3×/request
Each call runs 5 full-table scans with MD5
Single query = 100% of load spike (16.6 of 17 AAS)

Recommended action: Toggle flag OFF in etc/flagd/demo.flagd.json — CPU returns to baseline in 1–2 min.

Investigation concluded

Create PRView details at Resolve

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ecommerce-app-alerts12 members

Amazon QApp8:28 AM

CloudWatch Alarm | RDS CPU utilization high | us-east-2

Threshold Crossed: 1 datapoint [61.1074 (10/05/26 15:26:00)] was greater than the threshold (30.0).

List dashboardsQuery logs

ResolveApp8:29 AM

RDS CPU utilization high — otel-demo-consolidated

What happened: CPU spiked from ~9% to 99.6% at 8:27 AM. A single expensive SQL query saturated the db.t4g.micro instance.

Customer impact: recommendation service latency 25× (50ms → 1,244ms), throughput collapsed to ~20% of normal.

Root cause: Feature flag database-health-monitor toggled ON at 8:25 AM, activating 15 CPU-intensive full-table scans per request.

Causal chain:

Flag toggle → read_user_info_partial() called 3×/request
Each call runs 5 full-table scans with MD5
Single query = 100% of load spike (16.6 of 17 AAS)

Recommended action: Toggle flag OFF in etc/flagd/demo.flagd.json — CPU returns to baseline in 1–2 min.

Investigation concluded

Create PRView details at Resolve

Delegate on-call to agents.

Agents participate in every on-call rotation to triage and investigate alerts.

Explore on-call

Co-work with agents to resolve incidents.

Teams of agents investigate incidents with your engineers to get to root cause and fix.

Explore incidents

PostgreSQL High Rollback Rate

Fired: 9:14am yesterdaycluster: orders-db-cluster+3

APSP+4 more

Assessed4m 34sHypothesized3sVerified2m 47sConcluded

Theories

Root CauseHigh Confidence

Evidence (12)

PostgreSQL disk filled by data file growth on `orders-db-cluster`, not WAL accumulation

Contributors Lead Investigator Verifier

Causal chain

RDS volume reached 100% on orders-db-cluster at 04:01Z — 276 GB consumed in 24 hours from sustained writes

Storage autoscaling disabled on RDS instance (MaxAllocatedStorage = null) — volume could not grow

Database process killed by OS (OOM); rollback ratio alert fired 94 min later

Why did rollback rate spike at 08:30Z?What does WAL accumulation mean?

SteerSteer the investigation…

Wednesday, May 13

GitHub10:14 PTproduction deploy

Deploy 7e2a91c·checkout-service·productionsuccess

by alex.park · all health checks passed · error rate at baseline

Deploy Health Agent12:14 PTauto-fired · 2h post-deploy

Thoughts

checkout-service: p99 drifted 2h post-deploy

checkout-service p99 latency · last 6hdrift began 12:14 PT

Finding

The deploy completed cleanly. This signal only emerged once traffic ramped. Likely candidate: new code path in order-fulfillment.ts hits a slow query at p99 only under load.

Daily Deploy Health · 21 deploys / 19 healthy / 2 flagged

19 other deploys completed cleanly. 1 caught at deploy time: auth-gateway rolled back at 4 min (already resolved).

Investigate checkout-service latency drift

Ask anything to start a thread…

Run operational tasks with background agents.

Proactively run your operational workflows on a schedule or on trigger.

Explore operational tasks

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Never ingest raw data, only metadata is used
No write permissions to your systems
Full control with custom redaction
Your data is never combined with others
Your data is never used to train models for others

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