Polylane
AI agents that fix issues before they become incidents
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AI agents that fix issues before they become incidents
548 followers
Nobody should be on call. Polylane connects your code, infra and observability data, investigates every issue and opens a pull request with the fix.
This is the 6th launch from Polylane. View more
Polylane for Google Cloud
Launched this week
Ship with confidence on Google Cloud. Polylane investigates issues in your apps, shows you what went wrong and what it affects, and prepares a fix for you to review. Get answers without digging through logs and dashboards, so you can spend less time firefighting and more time building.
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We built Polylane for Google Cloud so you can spend less time chasing production issues and more time building.
Ask why errors spiked after a deploy, what depends on a failing service, or which issue needs attention first. Polylane investigates your Google Cloud apps, explains what went wrong and what it affects, and prepares a fix for you to review.
You get a way forward without piecing the story together across logs and dashboards, so you can get back to shipping with confidence.
Connect your Google Cloud project to get started. You can keep access read-only.
We’d love to hear what’s hardest about running your apps on Google Cloud and where Polylane could be more useful. We’ll be here answering questions.
Asking why errors spiked after a deploy and getting back what it affects, not just a stack trace, is the answer I usually spend an hour reconstructing across dashboards, so a fix drafted for review on top of that is a big deal.
Read-only access on connect is a nice trust starter. My question is about incidents where the root cause isn't in the app code, like an IAM binding that got changed or a Cloud Run quota hit. Does Polylane still open a fix for those, say as a terraform change, or does it just explain what happened and leave the infra side to a human?
“Why did errors spike after this deploy?” is exactly where I’d start. Having the investigation and a proposed fix together sounds useful. Congrats on the launch!