Engineering & DevOps Automation

Engineering and DevOps teams use Chase Agents to reduce alert fatigue, automate routine operational tasks, and accelerate incident response. Because Chase Agents connects to any MCP-compatible service, it integrates naturally with the monitoring, version control, and communication tools already in your stack.

Incident Triage Automation

When a monitoring alert fires, a webhook triggers a Chase Agents automation that queries your observability platform for context, fetches recent deployment history from your version control system, uses a run_sandboxed_code step to correlate the alert timing with recent changes, and posts a structured incident brief to your on-call Slack channel. Engineers arrive at the channel already knowing what changed and when, dramatically cutting time-to-diagnosis.

Automated Runbooks

For known incident types, build automations that execute your runbook steps automatically. For example, when a database connection pool exhaustion alert fires, an automation can restart the connection pool service via an API call, verify the service recovered by polling a health endpoint, and close the alert ticket if successful. A seek_human_approval_for_next_step step can be inserted before any step that affects production infrastructure, requiring an on-call engineer to confirm before the action executes.

PR and Code Review Notifications

Configure a webhook or scheduled automation to monitor pull requests in your version control system. Route new PRs to the right reviewer via Slack based on file paths or labels using an if or switch step. Send reminders for PRs that have been open more than 48 hours without a review. Notify the author when a review is submitted. These small automations reduce review cycle time without requiring any changes to your development workflow.

Release and Deployment Notifications

When a deployment pipeline completes, trigger an automation via webhook that fetches the deployment details from your CI/CD system, generates a release summary listing the included commits and their authors, and posts it to your engineering Slack channel and your customer-facing status page. Use a seek_human_approval_for_next_step step for production releases to require a senior engineer to confirm the deployment before the status page is updated.

Infrastructure Cost Monitoring

Schedule a daily automation that fetches your cloud cost data from your cloud provider's billing API, calculates day-over-day cost changes per service using a run_sandboxed_code step, flags any service that increased in cost by more than 20 percent compared to the prior day, and posts an alert to the infrastructure Slack channel. This creates early warning for runaway costs without requiring anyone to manually check the billing dashboard.

On-Call Schedule Management

Use a Chase Agents AI Agent configured with your calendar connection, your on-call rotation system, and Slack to answer questions about who is on call, swap shifts, and update the on-call calendar. Rather than navigating multiple tools to make an on-call change, engineers can ask the agent conversationally: describe who needs to swap and when, and the agent makes the update across all systems.

Security Alert Triage

Connect your security scanning tools as MCP connections. Build an automation that processes new security scanner findings, filters out known false positives using a run_sandboxed_code step, and creates tickets in your issue tracker for genuine vulnerabilities with the appropriate severity label and assignee. High-severity findings can also trigger an immediate Slack notification to the security channel.