SATELLITE

When a nightly pipeline drops a single batch, the on-call engineer learns about it from a customer ticket — usually three hours after the failure, often because a downstream report shipped wrong.

Existing observability tools optimize for request-response systems. They do not understand a job that takes nine hours, retries on a non-idempotent step, and emits zero structured signal between stage boundaries.

Modelled the domain around the run, not the request — a typed timeline of stages, retries, and side-effects with first-class anomaly notation.

Built the agent thin: ten kilobytes, no daemon, no required config — just a function call that wraps any block and ships its envelope to the bus.

Designed the control surface as a single dense screen — every run on a vertical, every failure annotated in line, no drilling into modal pop-ups to find the why.

Median time-to-detection on critical pipelines moved from 2h47m to 6 minutes across the first three pilot teams.

Two of those teams replaced their internal Slack-bot watchdog stack entirely.

Currently in private beta with eleven companies; first paid customers Q1 2026.