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Cleric

AI agent for production engineering

Cleric checks each change shipped to production and catches regressions that tests miss. It handles alerts, dismisses false positives and escalates with cause and evidence. For real issues it proposes a fix as a pull request and verifies the fix after deploy. It works in Slack or Microsoft Teams, with read-only access by default.

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