corelayer preflight prevents you from breaking prod give your coding agent rich production context before code gets deployed things like common failure modes when you’ve made similar changes in the past what downstream systems depend on your change where and how your code runs other dangerous patterns and gotchas corelayer has observed in your systems over time

we’re introducing a new way to understand your production environment reliably automating production support for complex engineering orgs is insanely hard it requires context that doesn’t exist in any system business nuance and semantics, design decisions, team preferences, failure patterns we’re building the infrastructure to capture and organize this data so agents can use it to detect, resolve, and prevent production incidents excited to show off a couple of the useful features this unlocks!

we’ve now handled over 1,000,000 production error events that’s 1,000,000 exceptions, failed jobs, alerts, and anomalies that a human didn’t have to spin their wheels debugging we wouldn’t be where we are today without our early customers thank you for trusting us, partnering with us, sharing your feedback, and pushing us to be better every day here’s to 1,000,000,000!

Introducing Corelayer CLI A simple interface that gives your agents rich production context Built for bulk fixing issues, triggering investigations, and everything in between Reach out and I’ll personally onboard you in 15 min

self-maintaining software is a utopian outcome for engineers only work on the most interesting, challenging, important problems let agents handle everything else this is why @CorelayerAI exists if you want a SOTA plug-and-play version of what Ramp’s building, reach out

yet another nyc trip for @CorelayerAI during the batch 2 weeks before demo day always on call for our customers despite what the hat says

don't tempt me with 10pm unsolicited customer feedback certainly not going to sleep anytime soon now

this is not a drill fast takeoff confirmed?

first @CorelayerAI business trip

Three months ago, I quit my job and moved to SF to build @CorelayerAI Yesterday, we started the @ycombinator W26 batch! These past few months have been… insane (story for another post), and the next three will be no different We’re here to solve a problem that every software engineer is familiar with: production support. We’re starting with on-call support, specifically for data-heavy industries like financial services and fintech, healthcare, and insurance. Corelayer monitors both data and infrastructure for anomalies and uses AI agents to debug and suggest fixes for issues. We want talented human engineers to spend more time creating cool, useful things for the world and less on support and maintenance. 76 days til demo day. Let’s go!