How Phagon works

Phagon runs the loop a senior engineer would: it gathers evidence, reasons about the cause, and proposes a scoped fix. It shows its work at every stage so you approve with confidence.

The detect → diagnose → fix → review loop

One pipeline runs the loop a human would, and it shows its work at every stage, so review becomes a confident approval instead of a re-investigation.

  1. Detect

    Errors stream in from Sentry and your CloudWatch logs. Phagon scores and triages each one by severity, ranked rather than sprayed, so the signal that matters surfaces first.

  2. Diagnose

    Claude reads the stack trace, the matched code path, recent logs, and prior attempts to produce a root-cause analysis with a confidence score and the suspected files. It shows its work.

  3. Fix

    Phagon generates a scoped code change and opens a real pull request on GitHub or GitLab, with the diagnosis, the diff, and optional generated tests attached.

  4. Review

    You approve from Slack or the dashboard. A policy engine gates what's eligible by confidence, files touched, and risk, so review becomes a confident approval step instead of a re-investigation.

Plugs into the tools you already run.

Built to read from, listen to, and respond across the tools your team already lives in: the dev platforms, the chat, and the project boards where work actually happens.

  • Sentry
  • AWS CloudWatch
  • GitHub
  • GitLab
  • Slack
  • Notion

On the roadmap

  • Bugsnag Coming soon
  • Datadog Coming soon
  • Telegram Coming soon
  • Discord Coming soon

Autonomous where it's earned. In your control always.

You approve every fix

Phagon proposes; a human approves. Fixes land as pull requests you review from Slack or the dashboard, and nothing merges behind your back.

Policy you control

Per-project rules decide what's eligible for fast-track by confidence, files touched, lines changed, and risky-file checks. Tighten or loosen per environment.

The reasoning is legible

Every proposal carries its evidence: the trace, the matched code path, the severity reason, and the diff. You can see how it reached its conclusion instead of trusting a black box.

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