Automations fall over. Untopple stands them back up.
An agent that builds your automations, then finds and fixes what breaks, the way a developer would.
Automation doesn't fail on day one. It fails on day ninety.
A button moves, a page changes, an API bumps a version, and someone has to be paid to find the break. Maintenance, not creation, is where the money goes. So that's the work we hand to the agent.
- ReproduceReplay the failed run exactly as it happened.
- LocalizeFind the step that broke and why.
- RepairChange the automation, not just the symptom.
- VerifyProve the fix before it goes live.
Built so an agent can own it
You can't reliably fix what you can't replay, so every automation is designed to be repaired.
Deterministic replay
Every run can be played back, so a failure is something to study, not a mystery.
Durable by default
Runs survive restarts and can sleep for days, then pick up where they left off.