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SujalXplores/Agent-K

Code-enforced incident-response agent that investigates SigNoz alerts, publishes evidence-backed root-cause claims, and gates every action behind a safety policy. Built for Agents of SigNoz hackathon.

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Python
momentum ▲ 5.0
created 2026-07-20
on radar since 2026-07-26
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About Agent-K

Every claim backed by evidence. Every action gated by code. Nothing is trust the model. Everything is prove it in telemetry.

Agent K is a code enforced incident response agent for a FastAPI RAG support answering service. When a SigNoz alert fires, Agent K investigates the failure through the SigNoz MCP server, publishes only evidence backed root cause claims, executes a sandboxed rollback only when a code based policy allows it, and records its own cost and behavior as telemetry so every decision is auditable in SigNoz.

Built for the Agents of SigNoz hackathon (WeMakeDevs x SigNoz), Track 01: AI and Agent Observability (July 20 to 26, 2026).

AI applications can fail in unusual ways: slow, expensive, inaccurate, or stuck in retry loops, without producing a normal server error. An engineer usually has to comb through traces, metrics, logs, and deployment history to understand what happened, and an AI agent that investigates can itself make unsupported guesses or take unsafe actions.

Agent K makes every investigation traceable, every conclusion verifiable, and every action controlled by code.

Problem without Agent K What Agent K does about it --- --- Agent makes a root cause guess with no proof Law 1 strips any claim that has no resolvable SigNoz evidence link Agent recommends an action the model thinks is fine Law 2 runs a code based policy gate before any action executes Agent runs silently, cost spirals, loops forever Law 3 records every call, token, query, and verdict as a span

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