AI Agent
Maintenance Detection
Tembo turns noisy alerts into high quality pull requests — automatically.
How Maintenance Detection Works
Tembo connects directly to the tools already monitoring your stack — like Sentry, Github, and Postgres logs — and listens for issues as they arise. Instead of pinging engineers with alerts, it triages problems, traces root causes, and writes PRs to fix them.
Tembo’s pipeline looks like this:
- Ingest signals
Pulls real-time errors, performance metrics, and traces from your observability stack. - Analyze context
Uses your application code, stack traces, and past issue patterns to understand what’s going wrong — and why. - Generate solutions
Writes potential code-level fixes tailored to your actual tech stack and repo structure. - Submit a pull request
Pushes clean, review-ready PRs into your existing Git workflows for approval.
Types of Maintenance Opportunities
The superhuman developer reacts to production issues wherever they surface.
Application Bugs
- Errors from tools like Sentry (e.g. null references, uncaught exceptions)
- Stack traces from crashes and exceptions
- Runtime issues like type mismatches or broken logic
Performance Problems
- Slow database queries from Postgres (via logs or
pg_stat_statements
) - Inefficient endpoints
- N+1 queries and redundant computation
- Memory or CPU spikes (via Datadog or OpenTelemetry)
Configuration & Best Practices
- Misused libraries or deprecated patterns
- Unsafe or unscalable defaults in app or infra code
- Repetitive patterns Tembo can refactor or improve
Pull Request Generation
Once an issue is detected, Tembo:
- Builds a clear, code-based fix
- Writes a detailed pull request
- Routes it through your GitHub workflows
- Awaits your approval, just like a junior engineer would
Customizing Tembo’s Workflow
Tembo learns from your repo, team preferences, and past approvals. Your team can:
- Set thresholds for which issues Tembo acts on
- Enable/disable categories of issues (e.g. performance only, not style)
- Define approval paths and codeowners for sensitive areas
- Filter by severity or business impact