What

SEA explores how an application can improve with help from agents while keeping changes reviewable. A ticket can be read against a living knowledge base, triaged, investigated, and resolved with a pull request when a code change is needed.

Why

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What’s in it for Presidio

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What’s in it for the customer

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Workflow

1. Read the signal. A user ticket or observability alert enters the workflow. SEA gathers the relevant logs, metrics, repository context, infrastructure details, and knowledge base material.
2. Triage. The first stage tries to resolve the issue using known context. It escalates only when that stage cannot close it.
3. Investigate. SEA reproduces the issue and narrows the cause. The existing concept uses specialist agents for reproduction, implementation, testing, and review.
4. Fix and review. When a change is needed, SEA prepares a pull request against the application. A human reviews it before it is merged.

Explore the stages in the interactive workflow below.

Architecture

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Technical details

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Integrations

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Security & compliance

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Demo

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Things needed from the customer

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Success metrics

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Risks & mitigations

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Roadmap

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FAQ

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What still needs definition

The first pilot application, the exact scope of autonomous actions, and the success criteria remain to be agreed. Those decisions should be documented here as the initiative moves from building to piloting.