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PagerDuty agent app in GitHub: incident context where you already work

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Date Published
Author
Hannah Culver
Word Count
707
Company Posts That Month
11
Language
English
Hacker News Points
-
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No
Summary

PagerDuty has introduced an agent app available in GitHub, aiming to streamline incident response and build toward autonomous operations by reducing context switching for developers. This integration allows live incident data, change correlations, and operational context to be directly accessed within pull requests, enabling developers to make informed decisions without leaving GitHub. The app provides features like surfacing active incidents and service health, querying past critical incidents, and running pre-commit risk assessments by utilizing PagerDuty's extensive data. It empowers developers to prevent incidents by evaluating risks before deploying code, thus enhancing operational efficiency. The initiative is part of PagerDuty's broader vision to provide critical operational insights directly within the tools developers use, and it is currently available for PagerDuty Advance customers through Early Access.

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