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| | | See the chart, not just the paragraph | |
| Annie now draws the chart instead of describing it. Chat, RCA, and report answers render inline charts in the app and in Slack, so a spike or a trend is visible the moment the answer lands instead of buried in three sentences of prose. CLI and MCP responses still link out to the webapp to view the chart for now. |
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| Graph MCP goes public: any MCP agent, not just Cursor |
| Last edition's Cursor plugin now has a public front door. Anyshift's versioned production graph (dependencies, blast radius, recent changes, live signals, across AWS, GCP, Azure, and Kubernetes) is reachable at a public Graph MCP endpoint. Any MCP-compatible agent can call it, not just Cursor: Claude Code, Codex, or your own tooling. It exposes ten tools, from schema discovery to full graph queries, scoped per project with OAuth. |
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| | | A shared SSO outage looked like their own deploy. The graph proved otherwise. |
| Compass Digital's sign-in broke minutes after an infrastructure pull request merged, the obvious suspect. Anyshift's production graph traced the real dependency path instead: app sign-in, external authorization, shared SSO. Distributed traces showed authentication traffic stopping at the SSO boundary during the incident, not at the new code. Compass Digital skipped an unnecessary rollback and confirmed the actual cause with the SSO provider directly. |
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| | | | Louis is speaking: "Topology, Not Telemetry: Tracing Cascading Cloud Failures From the 500 to the Commit." Come say hi. |
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| The Context for Production |
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