𝗦𝗶𝗳𝘁 𝗔𝗴𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀 is here. Why did the temperature spike during that test? Which other channels changed at the same time? Did the same pattern appear in earlier runs? Bring those questions to 𝗦𝗶𝗳𝘁 𝗔𝗴𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀. It investigates test, flight, and production telemetry using the assets, runs, channels, and rules already in your Sift environment. The findings become reusable rules and reports: a rule your team can run to check for the same behavior, a report they can share, and an investigation they can build on. Your data stays inside Sift, supporting export-controlled programs on GovCloud. Agents inherits your permissions and requires human approval before making changes. Request Access today. Link in the reply.

Join Matt Barr, Process Engineer at Plantd, and Rowen Wu, Product Lead for Agentics at Sift, tomorrow October 1'st at 2 p.m. PT / 5 p.m. ET for a 30-minute webinar on how Plantd automates data analysis with Sift MCP. Matt will share how he uses Sift MCP and Claude skills to find the right data, refine an analysis, and turn recurring work into repeatable engineering reviews. Rowen will demonstrate the tools behind that workflow. For a sneak peek, watch the short intro below. Rowen walks through using an AI agent to investigate hardware test data and turn findings into reusable checks. Register for the webinar using the link in the comments.

Hardware development moves as fast as teams can test, learn, and act. As the pace of testing increases, review and collaboration have to keep up. Sift’s cloud platform runs on AWS, with infrastructure that scales as test campaigns ramp up. Engineers can turn review criteria into automated checks across tests and units, catching regressions early and freeing up time to investigate unexpected behavior and refine designs. A shared link brings colleagues straight to the relevant signals, time range, and annotations, without exporting files or rebuilding the plots. What one engineer learns becomes something the whole team can act on. AWS took a closer look at how Sift and AWS support that work, from handling growing telemetry volumes to keeping findings accessible to the right people. Read the full feature.

Last week we brought everyone at Sift together for Collab Week, four days dedicated to building, learning from our customers, and getting to know each other better. Working with colleagues we don’t collaborate with every day, we dug into how customers work and built prototypes around real challenges, from getting test data into Sift to helping new engineers get started. We also welcomed Impulse Space’s Trevor Hanken, who shared how @GoToImpulse uses Sift for test and flight data. Hearing directly from someone using what we build brought the purpose behind that work into the room. And we packed in plenty beyond the workshops, with Barry’s, go-karting, tacos, dinners, and a rooftop party to finish the week. As Sift grows, we want everyone to feel connected to the people they work with and the engineers they build for. Collab Week gives us time to build those connections and bring fresh ideas back to our everyday work.