Modern application development moves fast. But when something breaks in production, most engineering teams are stuck with outdated incident response tools built for IT operations—not developers. These tools flood your Slack with alerts, dump logs into your lap, and leave you scrambling to triage under pressure.
That's where StackPilot comes in.
StackPilot is an AI-powered on-call copilot designed specifically for software engineers. It doesn't just alert you. It thinks with you. Here's why your engineering team needs one.
1. Code-Aware Root Cause Analysis
When an incident happens, StackPilot doesn't just show you logs—it reads them. It parses stack traces, traces service dependencies, and correlates the incident with recent code changes. Instead of “LogLevel: ERROR,” you get, “This crash was likely introduced in PR #432, where a null check was removed in the Auth service.”
It's like having your sharpest engineer on call, 24/7.
2. Intelligent Log Query Suggestions
Ever waste 20 minutes tweaking log queries just to find the right slice of data? StackPilot suggests precise queries tailored to the context of the incident—so you can skip the grep-fu and go straight to what matters. And as you investigate, StackPilot learns in real time, refining its suggestions based on what you dig into.
3. Real-Time Incident Timelines and Playbooks
While you troubleshoot, StackPilot watches. Every log you inspect, every service you query—it captures the investigative steps and auto-generates a clean timeline and shareable playbook. No more messy war room retros. No more “what did we even do to fix that last time?”
You build it once. StackPilot remembers forever.
4. Seamless Integration With Your Stack
StackPilot plugs into the tools your team already uses—GitHub, Datadog, Sentry, PagerDuty, and more. No need to reinvent workflows. Incidents are annotated with real-time metrics, recent deploys, and upstream/downstream service impact. You get the full picture, not just a snapshot.
5. Automated Fix Suggestions and Pull Requests
This is where things get exciting. StackPilot doesn't stop at triage. Once it understands the problem, it proposes a code-level fix—and drafts a pull request. That means your on-call shifts shift from firefighting to reviewing. All while reducing MTTR and scaling team expertise.
StackPilot isn't just an AI assistant. It's a force multiplier for engineering teams that care about quality, velocity, and peace of mind.
Stop fighting fires with legacy tools. Start solving incidents with StackPilot.