Disk pressure
Clean only configured paths. Refuse system paths, directories, and symlink escapes.
They need a safer first responder. AgentPulse detects repeat host incidents, prepares a bounded fix, checks local policy, and proves whether the action worked.
A full observability stack can show every spike, trace, and log line. It still leaves someone SSHing into a host to restart the same service or clear the same safe cache path.
AgentPulse is deliberately narrower: repeat host incidents, explicit authority, deterministic safety gates, and verification after every attempted fix.
Cloud policy can make the agent more restrictive. It cannot widen the authority configured on the host.
Explore the safety model →Promote one low-risk action without giving every incident the same permission.
Do not run this check.
Detect and notify. Change nothing.
DEFAULTPrepare the fix. Wait for approval.
REVIEWRun an allowlisted fix, then verify.
OPT-INKnown problem. Narrow response. Measurable outcome.
Clean only configured paths. Refuse system paths, directories, and symlink escapes.
Restart only an allowlisted systemd or launchd service, then confirm it is active.
Identify the largest memory offender and preserve the termination decision for a person.
Record failed verification and escalate instead of entering a destructive retry loop.
No arbitrary browser-to-host command channel.
No automatic process killing in the current release.
No widening local authority from the cloud.
No blind retries after verification fails.
Every pilot begins on one approved non-critical host in alert-only mode. Multi-host plans remain founding reservations until the full paid lifecycle is ready.
Request beta access↗One host · alert-only first
Up to 5 hosts when fleet access ships
Finite host limit confirmed before billing
Tell us the host type, stack, and incident you keep fixing. No credentials. No server addresses. Just enough to confirm fit.