AI for infrastructure and platform teams
Your architecture has a history. The next change needs to respect it.
Cloud, cluster, repository and configuration are parts of the same environment. Myrmex connects these sources to investigate problems and propose changes your team can review.
The code that describes the environment.
From observed configuration to a reviewable change.
The environment changed. Did the code follow?
Closing access through the console can leave a discrepancy for the next deployment. The public bucket example shows why a diagnosis needs to reach the configuration that created the resource.
The fix appears where your team already reviews changes.
Myrmex finds the IaC linked to the integration and prepares the repository change. The diff and checks make the proposal reviewable before anything is applied.
Integrations › aws-prod › IaC
What this example showsPull request opened with the diff and all checks green.
Illustrative scenario. Demonstration data; results depend on the environment and configured policies.
Code review does not end your responsibility for production.
The change record brings together the affected service, window, approvers and rollback plan. Execution status needs to remain clear after the proposal.
Change management › GMUD-0233
What this example showsChange submitted, waiting on the second named approval.
When a pod restarts, the cause may be in a commit.
Myrmex reads the workload, ConfigMap and repository change to explain the failure. The plan separates diagnosis from action and respects the integration’s permissions.
Chat › Plan
What this example showsA key renamed in a commit; manifest fixed, awaiting approval.
Knowledge needs to stay useful after the incident.
Runbooks document the observed environment. Routines track certificates, configuration and other conditions that need attention before the next change.
“Write the recovery runbook for the payments cluster using what is actually running today.”
Documents › Report editor
What this example showsRunbook written from the live reading, ready for review.
Before putting it to work
How we protect your operationsDoes approval extend an integration’s permissions?
No. Technical permission and change approval are different conditions. A read-only integration does not gain write access through approval; the proposal needs an authorized route, such as repository review.
Does an open pull request mean the fix is already applied?
No. Proposal, review and execution have separate states. The scenario shows the PR and change record to make it clear what still needs a decision.
Bring a change that deserves a second look.
We will walk through the context, proposal and execution controls with your team.