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IncidentFox - Application Performance Monitoring and Management (APM) Tool

IncidentFox

IncidentFox

Founded by Jimmy Wei in 2025

AI SRE agent that triages, coordinates, and fixes production incidents

Cost

Free Trial

Rating

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Time to value

Quick Setup (< 1 hour)

You can use IncidentFox to automatically investigate system incidents while you sleep. It analyzes your codebase and past incidents to understand your infrastructure stack, then builds integrations automatically. When alerts fire, it queries your logs, metrics, and deployment history to find root causes and generates ready-to-run fix scripts. Everything happens in Slack threads with interactive follow-up and one-click remediation approval.

What IncidentFox does

Query logs from Coralogix, Datadog, and CloudWatchCorrelate metrics with deployment history from GitHubGenerate visual error timeline reportsCreate bash scripts for service remediationRestart Kubernetes deployments and podsUpdate secrets and configuration filesParse uploaded log files and screenshotsTrack incident resolution status in real-timeAnalyzes codebase and past incidents to understand your stackAuto-builds integrations without manual setupInvestigates incidents automatically when alerts fireQueries real systems like logs, metrics, and deploymentsGenerates visual reports and ready-to-run fix scriptsAll interactions happen within Slack threadsHuman-in-the-loop approval for all write actionsSandboxed execution with credential injection via proxy

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