Five specialist agents coordinate through Band to resolve a production incident — detect, diagnose, prove a fix against a chaos replay (reject-then-fix), get a security sign-off, take one human approval, and fail over. MTTR 42 min → ~1.5 min.
When Band keys are configured on the server this runs the genuine reactive coordination through Band (real @mention handoffs incl. a recruited security agent); otherwise it streams the deterministic offline cascade. Either way it always completes.
A 3am page. A scramble to assemble a war room. ~42 minutes of mean-time-to-resolve while revenue bleeds and one tired person guesses under pressure — scale it? roll it back? fail over? — with no way to prove the fix before touching prod.
An alert says something broke. It can't diagnose, can't argue, can't disprove a bad fix.
Hundreds of alerts, mostly noise. The signal that matters gets lost; responders burn out.
Every minute down is revenue + trust lost. 42 minutes × revenue-per-minute is a five-figure hit.
z-score anomaly detection; correlates the spike to a deploy and opens the room.
Confidence-scored hypothesis from the evidence — "memory leak from v2.3.1".
Proposes a fix — and revises when the validator shoots the first one down.
Runs a chaos replay and holds a veto; rejects fixes that still breach SLO.
Recruits a security sign-off, gates on a human, executes, files the postmortem.
A 28× collapse vs a ~42-minute manual SEV1 — modeled from the steps, deterministic.
Downtime cost avoided per incident, quantified from the service's revenue-at-risk.
Remediation cost. The economics aren't close — and they're computed, not asserted.
DEMO_VIDEO_URL in landing.html with your YouTube / Loom embed linkAgents never talk directly. Every inter-agent message is a RoomMessage
on a shared bus; flip one config value and the exact same agent code runs in a real Band room,
reacting to each other's @mentions over Phoenix-Channels — so every collaboration beat physically happens inside Band.
The shared agent room. Per-agent identities post + react over the band-sdk; the commander even recruits a new agent into the room mid-incident via Band's participant tools.
Powers @diagnostician & @validator (the skeptics) behind the CrewAI agents.
Powers @observer, @remediator & @commander behind the LangGraph agents.
Cross-framework (LangGraph ⇄ CrewAI ⇄ orchestrator) and cross-provider (AI/ML API + Featherless) by design.
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