
Knowledge doesn't scale.
Five people hold the system. Tony learns from all five.
I am,
The next generation of incident response + reliability engineering
The AI twin of your smartest oncall engineer.
He takes the page, runs the incident, and remembers every fix.

Other AI SREs wait for your engineer to pick up. Tony is on the rotation and takes the page first.


Five people hold the system. Tony learns from all five.
Dashboards show what broke. Tony knows how you fixed it.
Owners, updates, postmortem. Tony runs the whole incident.

Docs go stale. Tony becomes a living runbook for your systems.
Every AI SRE on the market fixes one of these.
Tony takes all four.
Works like Claude, lives in your Slack, knows every incident you’ve had. That’s how one hire holds four jobs.
Tier 1, handled.
Picks up the page as primary, brings the root cause
with evidence, and closes the loop.
Connection pool exhausted. Checkout errors above threshold.
SEV2 checkout-service
Connection pool exhausted.
Checkout requests are failing.
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See thread reply for full detailsRuns the room.
Severity, owners, updates, postmortem.
Pulls your engineers in when it’s worth their time.
SEV2 declared. I’m bringing the right people in.
I’m here. Checking the checkout deploy.
Owners assigned. I’ll keep stakeholders updated and capture the postmortem.
Tickets in, context out.
Answers Support’s “have we seen this?” and hands engineering a ticket with context, not a forward.
Your on-call knowledge, always here.
Checkout is failing for EU cards. Have we seen this before?
Yes. INC-2291: checkout pool exhaustion after the v4.18 deploy.
The deploy reset the database pool limit.
Restore the verified pool size. The fix and owner are attached.
Your next great teammate is already on it.
Doesn’t wait to be asked.
Maps your services, turns repeat fixes into runbooks,
and flags what’s missing before you ask.
Watch checkout errors and pool metrics
Find the configuration change
Production changes stay behind your gate
Restore pool size, run health checks
Tony is the engineer.
Vibe OnCall is the platform he runs on.
One click to add him to Slack or Teams. Connect your entire incident stack, and Tony migrates your PagerDuty schedules. He’s on the rotation the same day.
The pager is built in, not integrated. That’s how Tony gets paged first.
Slack, Datadog, Grafana, GitHub, Jira, Linear, ServiceNow. Plugs into what you already run.
Isolated per customer. No credentials stored.
You approve what Tony can touch.
The slow part was which systems were hit, how far it spread, and who owned it. Tony took that over.
fewer manual minutes per incident,
across 300+ engineers
An incident that looked like 3 hours. Tony found it had started 11 days earlier.
Tony SRE has fundamentally shifted how we approach incident management. We have a clear, real-time view of what’s happening, who’s engaged, and what’s underway. That clarity cut unnecessary escalations and shortened our decision cycles.Courtney Totten, Chief Technology Officer · Shutterstock
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