Engineering
From alert to pull request. You hold the deploy.
Brigham.ai triages the problem, reproduces it, writes a fix on a branch, runs the tests and opens the PR. Production deploys always wait for a person.
How a bug becomes a pull request.
Triage
Brigham.ai reads the report, the logs and recent changes, and says what it thinks broke.
Reproduce
It writes a failing case so the problem is confirmed, not assumed.
Branch and fix
The change is made on a branch. Main is never touched directly.
Test
It runs the tests and reports what passed and what didn’t.
Open the PR
A pull request with the reasoning attached. A person reviews and merges.
Estate health, read-only.
Brigham.ai reads your monitors and hosting state to answer whether anything is down and what changed before it broke. That access is read-only. It looks. It does not restart or redeploy.
- Uptime and monitor status across apps
- Which apps are behind what is on main
- Incident timelines built from the last hour
Ask it
Things engineers ask.
- ›“Is anything down? Show me what changed before it broke.”
- ›“Write the fix on a branch and open a PR.”
- ›“Which apps haven’t deployed what’s on main?”
- ›“Build me an incident timeline from the last hour.”
- ›“Reproduce the checkout error from this report.”
- ›“What changed in the last three merged PRs that touch billing?”
- ›“Summarize this PR and list what I should check.”
- ›“Which tests are flaky this week?”
Production waits for a person.
A deploy to production is always a sensitive action. Brigham.ai can prepare it. It cannot ship it.
Questions engineers ask.
Can Brigham.ai merge or deploy on its own?
No. It opens pull requests. Production deploys always wait for a person to approve.
Does it work with GitHub?
Yes. Branches, tests and pull requests go through GitHub.
What if the code it reads contains instructions?
Content from tools is treated as data. Nothing it reads can grant approval or widen what Brigham.ai is allowed to do.
Where does generated code run?
In an isolated, per-workspace sandbox with egress controls and quotas. Credentials are never placed inside it.
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