Release Commander
Reads the diff, migration surface, and flag changes before the release moves.
Atlas investigates production incidents from linked evidence, explores the timeline you did not take, and lets Codex repair code only behind an immutable red-to-green proof gate.
One incident. One system.
Atlas turns the fragments your machines already witnessed into one supervised flow. Explore the same seeded checkout incident across four decisive moments.
Product preview · synthetic scenario data. The public demo replays the full event stream without credentials while its regression test executes for real.
INCIDENT / INC-2481
The cache_v2 flag exposed a cold namespace on the checkout hot path, multiplying origin requests.
The supervised delivery loop
Each stage inherits the facts produced by the one before it. Nothing consequential happens until an engineer approves it.
Reads the diff, migration surface, and flag changes before the release moves.
Preserves deploy events, actors, signals, and evidence in one ordered record.
Builds an evidence-linked causal chain, then branches the timeline at the intervention.
Lets Codex change scoped source only, then independently enforces red-to-green proof.
Carries the causal record, recovery, and prevention insight into the postmortem.
The immutable gate
Atlas creates the incident-specific regression oracle before Codex starts. The repair stays locked unless the identical test fails before the change and passes after it.
atlas sandbox / proof-gate
immutable test$ node --test incident-2481.test.ts
cache namespace fallback is absentbefore patch · exit 1
$ node --test incident-2481.test.ts
fallback protects a cold v2 cacheafter patch · exit 0
Trust is a product feature
Every causal claim links to a commit, log line, metric window, or flag event.
Observed, inferred, and uncertain relationships are classified instead of flattened.
Atlas proposes patches and recovery. The operator remains the release authority.
The full loop is ready
No login, API key, database, or GitHub connection required. Synthetic telemetry is labelled; sandbox verification is real.