Built with on-call teams
The on-call engineer
that never sleeps.
Halcyon reads your metrics, logs and deploys the way a senior engineer does — then stops and asks before it touches production.
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Alerting tells you something broke. It does not tell you why, and it does not care that it is 3am. The pager fires, a human wakes up, and the first twenty minutes are spent gathering context that was already sitting in your dashboards.
Halcyon does that gathering before you wake up. It reads metrics, traces, logs and deploy history the way a senior engineer does, forms a hypothesis, and writes it down. When it wants to change production, it stops and asks you first.
If your team can open it,
Halcyon can read it.
Metrics, traces, logs, deploys, tickets and runbooks — read through the same credentials your team already uses, scoped per task.
Investigates across metrics, traces and deploy history until it can name a cause.
Writes the update in your voice, links the evidence, and waits for a human to press send.
Acts only on approval — every production change is a request you approve, never a surprise.
Measured on real incidents.
Replayed against 1,400 archived incidents from teams running Halcyon in shadow mode.
It remembers how your system actually behaves.
Every incident leaves a trace: which dashboard mattered, which service lies about its health checks, who owns the rollback. Halcyon keeps that on your infrastructure and uses it next time, so you never re-explain your own stack.
Halcyon runs inside your perimeter. Credentials are injected by your own secret manager at call time — the model sees the shape of a token, never its value, and every use lands in an audit log you own.
Runs in your VPC
The agent, its memory and its logs stay on infrastructure you control. Nothing is shipped to us.
Scoped, expiring access
Each task gets the narrowest credential that can complete it, and it expires when the task does.
Every action is a record
Reads, writes and approvals are written to an append-only log with the reasoning attached.
Let it take the first twenty minutes.
You keep the decision.
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