Describe the runbook; the agent builds the integrations and apps to run it
Incident response, API testing, and provisioning span many platforms and approval gates. Describe the work and Panaptic's agent builds it: connections to any OpenAPI, GraphQL, HTTP, or A2A service, typed code libraries for the logic, and apps your team drives. Because the agent sees the same typed operation catalogue your team does, it can't invoke endpoints that don't exist — and every run is audited by construction.
What this looks like in practice
Each use case is a real shape the platform composes — not a feature list. The agent reads the same operations your team does, with confirmation gates on the steps that matter.
Integration testing against real contracts
Point the agent at a vendor's OpenAPI or GraphQL spec and it generates the full typed operation surface in one config pass, then proves auth with a live test call rather than trusting the docs. It runs scenarios against the real contract, validates results into Custom Data, and builds an app to report them — autonomously in CI or step-by-step on demand.
Incident response runbooks, built and run
The agent builds connections to your logging, metrics, and paging tools, correlates events, and drafts an incident summary. Run it autonomously for first response, or with gates before any remediation touches production.
Provisioning with configurable gates
The agent builds multi-step provisioning tasks across your cloud connections and runs them at the autonomy you choose — fully autonomous for routine setup, approval-gated for anything that changes access or spend.
Admin as a callable surface
Panaptic's own admin — users, orgs, access rules, scheduling, usage — is exposed as system connections callable like any integration. The agent can provision a workspace or set access the same way it calls your APIs, all of it logged.
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