- +northline_support_runWorkflow
- +triage_agentAgent
- +lookup_customerTool
- +gpt-5.5-2026-04-24LLM
- +knowledge_agentAgent
- +search_kbTool
- +resolution_agentAgent
- +create_refundTool
neatlogs investigates.
You decide what ships
neatlogs gathers the evidence, finds the root cause, and writes the fix brief. You review it before anything changes
Findings go where your team already works:
Every incident starts with
the evidence attached
A detection fired
A rule, threshold, regex, or classifier flagged the exact span where the behavior appeared.
An eval failed
A human or AI evaluator judged the output against your standard. And it fell short.
@neatlogs Refunds are failing again for Northline. Can you check the latest run?
run_284 · customer_history · ignoredSomeone reported it
A customer or teammate reported a bad outcome in Slack, Discord, email, or Intercom.
Repeat-delivery exception was missed
Two prior delivery failures were loaded but not used.
neatlogs found it
neatlogs spotted a broken execution or suspicious behavior without waiting for a predefined rule or report.
Then neatlogs
works the case
neatlogs investigates everything already known about the incident.
Sarah
This customer has two prior delivery failures. The agent refused the current refund without using that history.
Chris
customer_history completed in both runs, but decide_resolution never received the result.
One report,four answers
See what broke
Follow the evidence
Know what to change
Verify the fix holds
Review it. Ship it.neatlogs sees if it held
The refund path continued after the policy lookup returned an exception.
This is wrong. The customer had two prior delivery failures, so the current undelivered order should be refunded. @Mark can you confirm?
Confirmed. After two delivery failures, the repeat-delivery exception applies to the current order. @neatlogs
Good catch. I added that context to the evidence and updated the investigation.
Discuss the investigation
Comment on it, question the reasoning, and bring in the people with missing context.
Medium confidence
Require escalation before enterprise refunds
Create the ticket
Send the incident to Linear or Jira with its severity, evidence, fix, and acceptance criteria.
Medium confidence
Hand it to your coding agent
Send the fix to Claude Code, Cursor, or another MCP-compatible agent.
Medium confidence
New context in #neatlogs-engineeringThe repeat-delivery exception applies after two failed deliveries.
NewReopen the case
Run the investigation again when a teammate adds context, or new evidence changes the conclusion.
Verify it in production
neatlogs watches the behavior after the fix ships and resurfaces the issue if it returns.
One system.Four different questions
What happened in this run?
Where did a known condition appear?
Did the behavior meet an explicit standard?
Why did it happen, and what should change?
What’s an incident?
An incident is a flagged problem in an agent’s behavior. It carries a severity, a source, and the runs it belongs to. An incident can come from a fired detection, a failed eval, a person reporting something, or neatlogs raising one on its own.
FAQs
An incident is a flagged problem in an agent’s behavior. It carries a severity, a source, and the runs it belongs to. An incident can come from a fired detection, a failed eval, a person reporting something, or neatlogs raising one on its own.
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