Gather the signals
Bring application errors, queue backlogs and deployment health into a shared incident view.
ERRORS · QUEUES · DEPLOYS PRODUCT IN DEVELOPMENT
BACKEND RELIABILITY, WITH BOUNDARIES
Keep the signal.
Lose the toil.
FaultTrellis is being built to watch application errors, queue backlogs and deployment health—then take only pre-approved safe actions or prepare fixes for review.
Actions stay inside explicit approval rules.
WORKFLOW PREVIEWILLUSTRATIVE
SIGNAL RECEIVEDQUEUE
Queue backlogConfigured threshold crossed
01Policy evaluatedCheck workspace rulesCHECK
02Review pathPrepare a change for reviewPROPOSED
Example only · no production action taken
Rules first. Actions second.
THE PLANNED WORKFLOW
From signal to a
useful next step.
Routine reliability work should move quickly, while every action stays legible and bounded. FaultTrellis is being designed around three clear steps.
Set the boundary
Define what counts as safe before an agent can act. Unknown or unsupported actions stop for review.
EXPLICIT RULES · DENY BY DEFAULTExplain what happened
Give each incident a clear account of what happened, what changed and what still needs attention.
INCIDENT · ACTION · RECOVERYAUTONOMY WITH A BOUNDARY
Production access
should be earned.
The product is planned around narrow permissions and visible decisions. If FaultTrellis cannot take an approved action safely, the next step stays with your team.
See the reporting modelSAFE ACTIONS
Only what you approve.
Execution is planned to remain unavailable until a supported runtime connector exists.
DEFAULT POLICYDeny unless allowed
CHANGES FOR REVIEW
People keep the merge.
Pull request creation is planned for a supported Git provider, with review status visible.
HUMAN DECISIONReview before merge
Both capabilities stay unavailable until their required connectors are supported.
CLARITY AFTER THE ALERT
Close the loop
with a clear report.
A useful incident record should make recovery easier to understand later—not just say that an alert fired. The planned report keeps the facts, changes and open questions together.
Read the incident-reporting guide Ask about FaultTrellisIncident reportILLUSTRATIVE FORMAT
01
WHAT HAPPENED
Signal, source and incident timeline
02
WHAT WAS CHANGED
Recorded actions—or none taken
03
STILL NEEDS ATTENTION
Open issues and human review steps
FACTS FIRSTNO IMPLIED ACTIONS
FAULTTRELLIS
Less routine toil.
More control by design.
Have a backend reliability workflow you want to make safer and easier to follow?
Talk to the team