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DevOpsTrigger agents from pull requests, issues, comments, checks, and repo webhooks.
One control plane. Every system.
Agents wake on the events your stack already emits, reach into the warehouses, queues, and SaaS apps your team lives in, and ship every action with an audit trail attached.
A few are public · request access for the rest
The ecosystem
The control plane handles the wiring once. The same agent code talks to your warehouse, your CRM, your incident system, and the SaaS apps you couldn’t live without — without a custom adapter for each one.
A few connections are public today. The rest are gated to design partners while we tune them — drop a request and we’ll open access in order of demand.
Not on the list
The control plane exposes one signed entry point for any event source — internal services, hand-rolled connectors, SaaS apps we haven’t certified yet. Wake an agent from it today; promote it to a named connection later.
What this unlocks · Snowflake
A warehouse signal wakes a workflow. A Cortex agent translates it. A second agent grounds the answer in cited records. A finance-reviewer agent approves the outreach. Every hand-off lands on the same signed thread — hard to wire by hand, trivial through the control plane.
The control plane watches your governed warehouse for the metric movements you care about and opens a workflow with full context already attached.
Revenue dipped 9%. Workflow opens with warehouse evidence loaded.
Trigger agents from pull requests, issues, comments, checks, and repo webhooks.
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