Real-time
Live pulse rates and ordered stream state from operational heartbeats agents subscribe to under MCP policy. Incidents, tickets, deploys, pipeline stages, scoped by tenant and department.
We start most demos on PagerDuty, then GitHub — the shortest path to a signed heartbeat.
Operational heartbeats your on-call already trusts. Demos usually open on PagerDuty and GitHub; Slack and the wider catalog connect when those streams are ready.
The rest of the catalog is real product surface. Wire each when your team is ready.
Layer story matches Product
Full organizational heartbeat: live operations, knowledge memory, and analytics patterns — department-scoped, policy-gated. Multi-horizon BI stands on the same catalog below—governed dept.* products with contracts, lineage, and freshness SLOs—not a company-wide vector dump or unconstrained warehouse SQL in prompts.
Real-time heartbeats, short-term stream history, and long-term analytical or institutional patterns only compound when each pulse is a department-owned product agents can cite under policy.
Live pulse rates and ordered stream state from operational heartbeats agents subscribe to under MCP policy. Incidents, tickets, deploys, pipeline stages, scoped by tenant and department.
Hours to days of stream history and rolling operational context. Lineage agents can cite. Do not invent 1h/24h/7d product windows.
Analytical history and institutional patterns under tenancy. RCA themes, seasonality, board-ready narratives. Do not chip a status.
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Operational heartbeats your on-call already trusts. Demos usually open on PagerDuty and GitHub; Slack and the wider catalog connect when those streams are ready.
Notion, Confluence, Drive, and SharePoint as versioned products. Cite them next to ops evidence, not as a disconnected RAG island.
dbt metrics, warehouse CDC, and embeddings as live views via global webhooks. Freshness SLOs and tenancy beat unconstrained SQL in prompts.
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| Layer | What ships | What teams publish | What agents receive | Key benefit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| heartbeat streams | Incidents, tickets, CRM, PRs, chat, deploys | Fresh, enriched dept.* event streams | Fail-open publish · link enrichment | |
| versioned docs | Notion, Confluence, Drive, SharePoint | Versioned docs with tenancy matching ops events | No stale shared chunk indexes | |
| live metric views | Live metrics, warehouse views, dbt models | Governed output ports with freshness SLOs | No per-agent warehouse SQL sprawl |
Catalog entries include subject patterns, consumers, schema version, freshness SLOs, and lineage. FAIR metadata / DOI paths appear when those evaluator features are enabled for your workspace.
Example product
dept.engineering.events.github
Pull requests, reviews, and deployment signals — the live engineering change stream agents use for incident RCA and release context.
Consumers: engineering agents · incident response · platform SRE
connector:github → enrich:github_pull_request → memory:advisory
View lineage & contract →Instead of giving agents raw data or generic embeddings, you give them governed, auditable, department-scoped products that respect your tenancy and compliance rules. That is the foundation for proving workflow lift with private evals before you scale inference spend — what platform teams and program reviewers look for in production agent infrastructure.
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I/O Mesh turns fragmented SaaS and operational data into a single, governed catalog of department-owned products that AI agents can trust and consume.
No company-wide vector dumps. No per-agent SQL queries as the default. Policy-controlled dept.* products with contracts, lineage, freshness SLOs, and audit trails — production-ready tenancy from day one.
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Versioned contracts · lineage · department-scoped products