Give your agents concise, accurate context from your dev tools, services and infrastructure. Power them with facts, not guesses.
Whether it's topology or runtime health, with the right context, agents can reason across your entire engineering estate to ship meaningful changes.
When an on-call alert fires, an agent pulls logs and metrics, surfaces the root cause, and posts findings before a human has to look.
user Checkout-svc has an error rate spike in prod-us-east. What's going on?
roadie Pulled traces, logs, recent merges, and SLO dashboards for checkout-svc.
agent Root cause: bad rollout v2.4.1. Do you want me to escalate?
Your alerting tool fires; an agent picks it up, follows the stack trace, finds the appropriate runbook, and executes it.
alert Alert! API 500s — NullPointerException at OrderService.java:148
roadie Here is the distributed trace, latest metrics, system topology, and runbook.
agent Following runbook steps. War room opened at #slack-war-room-141. On-call engineer messaged. Opened PR fix/order-null-guard with a patch.
Check for outdated dependencies, get services ranked by severity, opens PRs on those repos and runs your test suite against the updates.
agent Scheduled scan — comparing service images and runtime deps to required Kubernetes node baseline 1.28.
roadie Here are the 14 services behind baseline, ordered by severity.
agent Opened dependency-upgrade PRs on all 14 repos; ran your CI test suites on each branch.
Agents need structured, authoritative context to perform complex actions. Roadie delivers it. Built from your production systems, always up-to-date, and available when your agents need it.
Roadie builds a dynamic graph of your entire software ecosystem form production systems and sources of truth. As your systems change, the graph updates.
Package the exact context your agents need. Define bundles for specific workflows or let agents request what they need on-demand. Either way, they get structured data, not a raw firehose.
Context is pulled directly from your production systems. No manual data entry or stale exports. Just live data from the tools your teams rely on.
Ad hoc questions, deep workflow automation, agentic tasks and integration into IDEs: Roadie exposes MCP servers and APIs to keep context flowing.
Built to work with your tools. Available when you need it.
Not all tasks make sense as ephemeral queries or stored context blobs. Sometimes you just need a table. We output structured tabular and dashboard views of the same data as the context layer, so your human engineers can see the latest information at a glance.
From integration to agent consumption, context flows through a continuous loop of collection, relationship building, and refinement.
Connect your tools. We sync repos, services, incidents, deployments, ownership, and documentation into the data store. Everything is indexed and queryable.
We link services to teams, APIs to consumers, runbooks to incidents. Schema-defined and schemaless connections coexist. Background agents continuously refine the graph.
When an agent needs context, we assemble the relevant slice of the graph. Humans can pre-define bundles or agents can request exactly what they need.
Your agents query the context store via MCP. As they work, they can suggest updates. Anything from new relationships, corrected metadata, to discovered dependencies. The store gets smarter over time.
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