Compose Resolve AI primitives into your own agents and existing workflows. Use context, investigation, and remediation without rebuilding them
Resolve is exposed as MCP, API, and Skills. Your agents call Resolve for production context, investigation, and remediation, without rebuilding the primitives
Root cause: Connection pool exhaustion, not CPU. RDS CPU is ~10% (baseline). All 80 connections on the primary are held by one long-running reporting query (running 8m), blocking new checkout transactions since 14:18 UTC.
Call Resolve from Slack, your CLI, your IDE, or another agent. Production context and remediation surface wherever your engineers already work
support-monitorservice:checkout-servicecustomer-symptom-investigationResolve consumes the runbooks, internal tools, and tribal knowledge your team has already built. Every investigation uses what you already have
Removing the toil of investigations, war rooms, and on-call
“We pull fewer engineers into war rooms, on-call is materially better, and that translates directly to advertiser trust and revenue protection.”

“I don't need more numbers or more data. What I need is a root cause.”

“Resolve AI proved it could deliver real results in a constrained environment. It identified dependencies, surfaced accurate root causes 73% faster than our teams, all while integrating cleanly into our existing stack.”

“Resolve AI makes our junior on-call engineers as effective as our seniors, flattening the experience curve. We've seen a 2x productivity lift while eliminating the runbook gap.”
Call Resolve AI from any MCP-compatible client
Programmatic access to Resolve AI primitives
Resolve exposes three composable primitives: MCP, API, and Skills. Start with whichever fits your stack. Most teams begin with MCP because their agent framework already speaks it
Runbooks, internal tools, scripts, and knowledge bases. Resolve uses what your team has already built rather than asking you to rebuild it
Through your existing auth and permissions. Resolve does not replicate your stack, it composes with it
The custom agent layer is for engineers. The agents you build with it work for everyone you support
The same as the rest of Resolve: read-only by default, scoped action permissions, and an audit log on every call
Talk to us. We support several deployment models depending on your environment