Replacing your ops team, not your dashboard

Your infrastructure
runs itself.

StackPilot is an AI agent that monitors, diagnoses, and fixes your cloud infrastructure 24/7. Not another alerting tool. An autonomous employee that keeps your systems alive while you sleep.

stackpilot-agent — production
02:14 AMDetected memory pressure on prod-api-3
02:14 AMRoot cause: memory leak in auth-service v2.4.1
02:15 AMRolled back auth-service to v2.4.0 ✓ resolved
02:15 AMMemory normalized. Created incident report.
02:16 AMFiled bug ticket for engineering team. ✓ done
02:16 AMAll systems nominal. Resuming patrol.
Capabilities

What your AI ops employee does every day.

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Continuous Monitoring

Watches every metric, log, and trace across your stack. Detects anomalies before they become outages. No dashboards to configure.

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Autonomous Diagnosis

Correlates signals across services to find the root cause in seconds. Not just "CPU is high" but "auth-service memory leak from commit abc123."

Auto-Remediation

Rolls back deploys, scales resources, restarts services, reroutes traffic. Takes action within guardrails you define. Reports what it did, not what you should do.

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Cost Optimization

Continuously right-sizes instances, identifies waste, and suggests architecture changes that cut your cloud bill. Works across AWS, GCP, and Azure.

Not another monitoring tool.

Traditional Tools StackPilot
Detects issues Yes Yes
Diagnoses root cause Manual Autonomous
Fixes problems Sends an alert Takes action
Works at 3 AM Wakes someone up Handles it alone
Optimizes costs Dashboard with charts Resizes automatically
Configuration needed Weeks of setup Learns your stack

Infrastructure that thinks.

The era of alert fatigue and 3 AM pages is ending. StackPilot is building the future where your infrastructure manages itself, and your team focuses on building product.