Full-Fidelity Telemetry in your Object Storageβwrapped in an Agent Runtime with natural language investigation, deterministic troubleshooting skills, and evidence-backed answers.
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Data quality is agent quality
Stop sending your telemetry to vendor black boxes. Own it, and let agents do real work on it.
OTEL-native ingestion straight to Object Storage. Cardinal Lakerunner indexes it in place. Agents query through the runtime.
Standard OpenTelemetry collectors ship logs, metrics, and traces to Object Storage via the OTEL exporter.
Cardinal Lakerunner indexes your data in Object Storage β full fidelity, zero egress, no vendor lock-in.
AI agents connect to the Agent Runtime with pre-built troubleshooting skills and investigation tools.
Lets agents quantify which slice actually moved the metric.
Agents trace root causes across months of data with sub-second query latencies.
Agent Skills, Not API Wrappers
Each skill is a re-runnable investigation that fires hundreds of queries against your data lake in seconds. No query limits, no per-seat costs. When you own the data, agents can dig as deep as they need to.
Automatically decomposes metric spikes across every tag combination and returns impact-ranked attributions agents can act on immediately β no exploratory querying required. Instead of iterating through dimensions one by one, agents receive a single structured answer like "region=us-east, endpoint=/checkout caused 63% of the spike", backed by evidence.
Automatically aligns change events β deploys, config updates, scaling actions β against metric timelines so agents get pre-correlated cause-and-effect pairs instead of searching through changelogs themselves. Agents jump straight to "deploy v2.14.3 correlates with the latency spike" without spending tokens on timeline reconstruction.
Fingerprint-based clustering reduces thousands of raw errors into deduplicated, ranked error groups agents can reason over without exhausting their context window. Each group comes with volume timelines, first-seen timestamps, and per-service breakdowns β giving agents a structured summary instead of forcing them to parse noisy logs line by line.
Pre-computed statistical baselines let agents run cheap distributional comparisons across massive metric volumes without burning tokens on raw data. Lightweight statistical tests surface exactly which percentiles shifted and by how much β giving agents a fast, reliable way to separate real regressions from normal variance at scale.
Condenses tracing data into request-flow graphs that let agents do effective attribution β who calls whom, how often, and at what error rate. Instead of sifting through raw spans, agents work from compact representations with real volume numbers and per-edge error percentages to pinpoint exactly which dependency is responsible.

Shared Knowledge
When your SRE troubleshoots a database issue at 2am, the knowledge doesn't disappear with the incident. It becomes a guardrail, a cached pattern, a boosted tool preference. Next time anyone on the team hits something similar, the agent already knows what to do.
Every tool call extracts entities, relationships, and schemas into a shared knowledge graph. Agents know your infrastructure without being told.
When a query fails or a user corrects an argument, that lesson is stored as a decision trace. Future runs get injected with "don't do X" hints before they even start.
A successful investigation gets fingerprinted and stored. When a similar prompt comes in, the agent skips the entire planning phase and goes straight to execution.
Your best engineer's debugging instincts don't leave when they go on vacation. Every correction, every preference, every shortcut lives in the shared stores.