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Replit Monitoring Agent: Your very own software engineering team
Replit 发布 Monitoring Agent，为应用提供可自动修复并部署的值班智能体
Replit Monitoring Agent: Your very own software | Replit
Replit BlogAnyone who has published an app knows that dreaded message from a user: “Doesn’t work for me”. At a large company, an on-call engineer gets paged, investigates the problem, and works to get the app running again. For most creators and small teams, that responsibility falls to the same person building the product, supporting customers, and trying to grow the business. Today, we’re changing that. Replit Monitoring Agent gives every internal app builder and entrepreneur an autonomous on-call engineer for their app. When a production issue occurs, the Monitoring Agent can investigate the alert, identify the cause, make and validate a fix, and deploy that fix to production. It then reports back with what happened and what changed. Earlier this year, we launched App Monitoring, giving you production health checks and alerts when a published app went down. Now, we’re closing the loop. When you run apps on Replit, your agent doesn’t just tell you what broke, it makes the fix as well.
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What to take from this signal
Context
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Builder takeaway
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