Production Governance
Before release, Runroom AI reviews risky PRs and production changes. Agents check impacted services, downstream risk, rollback, monitors, ownership, PII/data sensitivity, approvals, and deploy watch.
Production Governance · Incident Intelligence
Runroom AI connects GitHub, Datadog, PagerDuty, Jira, and Slack to review production risk, readiness gaps, PII/data sensitivity, deploy watch, and incident correlation in one platform.
Runroom AI helps engineering teams govern production changes before release and understand incidents faster when production breaks.
GitHub PR opened → Production Change created → agents review risk and readiness → deploy watch generated → incident room correlates alert to PR → AI drafts explanation and RCA.
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Runroom AI connects your existing engineering tools and turns PRs, alerts, deployments, incidents, owners, runbooks, and approvals into production-risk intelligence.
Production Governance
Before release, Runroom AI reviews risky PRs and production changes. Agents check impacted services, downstream risk, rollback, monitors, ownership, PII/data sensitivity, approvals, and deploy watch.
Incident Intelligence
When production breaks, Runroom AI opens a 5-minute incident room that correlates alerts, deployments, PRs, runbooks, owners, timelines, and business impact into explanation, stakeholder update, and RCA draft.
When a PR opens, Runroom creates a Production Change and runs governance agents. The agents inspect changed files, map impacted services, identify downstream risk, check rollback and monitor evidence, flag PII/data sensitivity, and route approvals before release.
45-min watch · login success rate · /token/refresh 5xx · #release-governance
When production breaks, Runroom opens a 5-Minute Incident Room. It connects the alert to deployments, PRs, owners, runbooks, and business impact, then drafts an explanation, stakeholder update, and RCA.
Elevated parent login failures began at 14:32 UTC following auth-service v2.14.3 deployment. Token refresh path regression in PR #421 is the likely cause.
Stakeholder update draft: Engineering is investigating login failures affecting parent accounts. Rollback under evaluation. Next update in 15 minutes.
Runroom checks whether a production change is ready to ship — with auditable evidence for each control.
Runroom creates artifacts your team can forward: PR risk reviews, change evidence packs, weekly risk digests, and incident explanations. These are designed to move inside engineering organizations without another sales meeting.
Risk level, impacted services, PII findings, and missing controls.
Change summary, readiness status, approvals, rollback, and deploy watch.
PRs reviewed, high-risk changes, missing controls, and recommended actions.
Incident summary, likely cause, stakeholder update, and RCA draft.
Production changes list and weekly PR risk digest give champions something concrete to send internally — "Can we try this on our repos?"
| Change | Service | Risk | Readiness | Agent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
CHG-auth-service-421 Harden token refresh error handling | auth-service | High (78) | Blocked | completed |
CHG-payments-318 Update checkout fee calculation | paymentservice | Medium (52) | Needs review | completed |
CHG-catalog-204 Cache product metadata lookups | catalogservice | Low (18) | Ready | completed |
Require rollback template on Tier-1 PRs · Enable privacy gate for Critical sensitivity
Runroom AI does not replace your engineering tools. It connects them into one production-risk and incident-intelligence layer.
Runroom asks for access to sensitive engineering systems. Tenant isolation, human approval gates, and a full audit trail keep AI-assisted governance under control.
Audit trail and approval inbox screenshots show Runroom routes decisions — it does not autonomously change production.
Connect 1–3 repositories and your existing engineering tools. Runroom reviews production-impacting PRs, identifies readiness gaps, flags PII/data risks, generates deploy watch plans, and produces a weekly production-risk report.
Run a 4-week pilot on 1–3 repositories. See which production changes are risky, which controls are missing, and what incidents connect back to code changes.
Production risk: High (78) · Data sensitivity: Critical
Impacted: auth-service, session-gateway
Agents checked: files, services, downstream, monitors, PII scan
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