RunbookAI – Hypothesis-driven incident investigation agent(open source)
RunbookAI – Hypothesis-driven incident investigation agent(open source)
RunbookAI is an open-source CLI agent that investigates production incidents using hypothesis-driven reasoning. When an alert fires, it forms ranked hypotheses, runs targeted queries against your infrastructure (AWS, Kubernetes, CloudWatch), and systematically narrows to root cause. Key design decisions: - Hypothesis branching/pruning instead of broad exploration. Forms 3-5 hypotheses, tests each with causal queries, prunes dead ends, branches deeper on strong evidence (max depth: 4). - Every mutation requires human approval. Full audit trail of what the agent thought, what it queried, and why. - Pulls context from your runbooks, postmortems, and architecture docs (Confluence, Notion, Google Drive, or local markdown). The agent doesn't investigate in a vacuum. - Deep Claude Code integration — auto-injects relevant operational context into coding sessions via MCP. Try the demo without any API keys: npx @runbook-agent/runbook demo GitHub: https://github.com/Runbook-Agent/RunbookAI Would love to hear any questions/feedback!
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