Payments
Incident triage
- Access
- Checkout repo · Sentry
- Context
- Payment logs · runbooks
- Instructions
- Trace failures. Propose a fix.
Superlog for Enterprise
Your teams. Their agents. Your rules.
Talk to usAn agent for every team
Give every team an agent that knows its systems and follows its instructions. Investigate incidents, answer questions, and prepare fixes, with access you control.
Platform
Infrastructure
- Access
- Infra repo · AWS
- Context
- Cloud metrics · deploys
- Instructions
- Inspect impact. Cite evidence.
Support
Technical questions
- Access
- Product repo · Slack
- Context
- Known issues · team docs
- Instructions
- Explain behavior. Link sources.
Built around the way your teams work
Maintain dedicated agents for each team and workflow. Decide what starts an investigation, what the agent can use, and where it shares the result.
Choose its access
Select repositories, connected accounts, and context resources for the job.
Give it your context
Add team instructions and connect the tools that hold your operational knowledge.
Define how it acts
Choose triggers, reporting channels, and whether it can prepare pull requests.
Useful access, without handing over the keys.
Access to third-party services is securely protected by Secrets.
Sandbox placeholder
We give the sandbox agent a placeholder token (sl_4231...).
Network boundary
The placeholder is replaced with the actual credential at the network level.
Third-party service
The action is securely authenticated with the third-party service.
Security built into the architecture
Concrete controls, from stored credentials to each investigation.
Encrypted credentials
Integration tokens and API keys are encrypted with AES-256-GCM before storage, with a fresh random nonce for each encryption.
Protected production data
Database storage and application logs use managed encryption keys with rotation enabled. Public traffic and database connections require TLS.
Short-lived cloud access
AWS uses temporary role credentials. Google Cloud uses identity federation without stored service-account keys. Customer roles define the access boundary.
Isolated investigations
Repository sandboxes are never shared across organizations. Each investigation retains the exact agent configuration version it ran with.
Start with one team. Build from there.
Let’s map your first workflow, review your access requirements, and walk your security team through the architecture.
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