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Context Kept current

Context Halon starts from what your team knows

Your infrastructure, your owners, your rules and every past incident, in one place Halon reads before it answers. Connections keep it current. Your team keeps it right.

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The FireFight resource map focused on checkout-api, outlined in red with INC-042 open. Its panel shows the catalog service it runs and its key checks, and the map shows the payments-gateway and orders-db it uses and the GitHub repository it is built from.
What Halon knows

Six sources, one picture

Every chat and investigation starts from them, and Halon queries them as it works. Each one links to its docs.

How it stays current

Read live, confirmed by people

Connections refresh what can be read. People confirm what was learned. Anything a fresh reading contradicts is flagged before Halon relies on it.

Read

Always current. Your connections keep the map up to date as things change. Handbook pages you keep elsewhere stay in sync on their own.

  • Refreshed on its own
  • Live updates from most providers
  • Synced handbook pages
  • Read failures reported

Confirm

Your team decides what Halon remembers. Confirm or correct each lesson Halon learns. A handbook edit or a link Halon suggests waits until a person accepts it.

  • Confirm or correct in Slack
  • Handbook edits accepted first
  • Suggested links confirmed
  • Who decided, on the record

Correct

Live data beats old notes. A fresh reading outranks any memory or handbook page. A memory that no longer matches is set aside or flagged for your team to check.

  • Live readings win
  • Contradictions raised at once
  • Outdated memories flagged
  • Reminders for what waits
In an investigation

Context that changes the first ten minutes

  • Starts where the service runs

    An investigation opens on the resources behind the incident's services and what changed around them just before it began.

  • Learns from the last time

    Past incidents that fired the same alert arrive with the answer each one got. A confirmed answer is a worked example, a wrong one is a mistake to avoid.

  • Finds incidents by meaning

    Halon searches past incidents, findings and postmortems that read like the current one, whatever words they used.

  • Cites the handbook page

    Every chat and investigation starts from the handbook. An answer that follows a page links to it, down to the section.

  • Knows who owns it

    The catalog names each service's owner team and Slack channel. Alert routing invites that team, and Halon reads ownership from the same record.

  • Memory checked against live results

    A memory is a starting point, never proof. Live results outrank it, and an answer flags every unconfirmed memory it relies on.

Documentation

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