Overnight incidents correlated to the deploy that caused them, release notes in your house style, reviews unblocked — and every PR, post, and page held for a yes.
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codex — eng agentStacklink connectedGitHub, Sentry, Datadog, Linear — one hosted link each. Fine-grained grants; the agent acts as the engineer who signed in, not a bot user.
Incidents, releases, reviews — the agent finds the right tools just-in-time, with typed contracts instead of prompt-stuffed schemas.
PRs, releases, pages, posts — every write is held, approved in one click, run exactly once, and kept on the record.
What broke overnight — and who should be on it?
·INCIDENT TRIAGEDraft the v2.5 release notes, changelog style.
·RELEASE NOTESWhich PRs are blocked on review, and on whom?
·REVIEW FLOWFind the flaky tests in the last 200 CI runs.
·CI HYGIENEThe changelog style, the release branch, who reviews what — learned from real runs, recalled on the next one. Per engineer, off by default, deletable.
stacklink · memoryRECALLED · 12msRelease notes follow keep-a-changeloglearned on v2.3 — applied ever sincestaging is the release branchlearned on the first PRIncidents page @oncall in #eng-alertslearned from a 2 a.m. pageSentry noise and Datadog metrics crunched in a sandbox; the one revert PR that mattered was drafted by 06:40 — and waited for a human yes before it existed.
COMPOSITE OF STAGING RUNS — NOT A CUSTOMER CLAIM. YOUR STACK WILL DIFFER; THE GUARDRAILS WON'T.Plug in once — MCP or SDK — and every product on this page is already in the run.
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