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Sremate

The first 15 minutes of every investigation, done for you.

AI on-call teammate, native to Slack

When an alert fires, the first fifteen minutes are always the same: pull dashboards, check recent deploys, trace which upstream service moved, page the right people. Sremate does that work the moment the page lands — inside the Slack channel where your team already responds.

Sremate gathers context from your metrics, logs, and recent changes, traces the dependency graph to find likely upstream causes, and posts a structured investigation instead of a raw alert. It remembers how past incidents resolved, so its hypotheses get sharper with every page.

Capabilities

What it does.

Slack-native by design

Sremate lives in the incident channel. No new console to learn, no context-switching mid-page — the investigation appears where your team already works.

Autonomous first response

It runs the rote first-response checklist automatically: recent deploys, error-rate changes, saturation, and the upstream services most likely to be the cause.

Dependency-aware

Sremate traces the same dependency graph Depgraf maintains, so it can follow a failure upstream instead of guessing from symptoms.

Institutional memory

Every resolved incident makes Sremate sharper. It recalls similar past pages and what fixed them, so your team stops re-solving the same outage.

FAQ

Sremate — questions, answered.

What does Sremate actually do when an alert fires?

It runs the first-response work automatically — gathering recent deploys, error and saturation signals, and tracing dependencies — then posts a structured investigation with likely root causes into the Slack incident channel.

Does Sremate replace my on-call engineer?

No. It is an on-call teammate that does the first fifteen minutes of every investigation, so your engineers start from context instead of a blank page. A human still decides and acts.

How does it get sharper over time?

Sremate retains how past incidents were investigated and resolved. When a similar alert recurs, it surfaces the prior investigation and the fix that worked.

Does it need Depgraf?

It works best alongside Depgraf, because it traces the dependency graph to follow failures upstream. It can still gather context and summarize without it.

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