AirlockPaid API · live

Your agent reads things you didn't write.

A support ticket, a web page, a PDF, an email. Any of them can carry a sentence aimed at the model rather than at you. Airlock sits between your agent and that content — scoring what comes in for prompt injection, and checking what goes out for credentials and personal data.

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Recorded output from the detector, replayed. The live scanner runs on whatever you paste into it from your own credits — nothing stored, no free tier.

PostMortem AI · for DevOps, SRE, and freelance consultants

Postmortems that cite their evidence.

Skip the Friday-afternoon postmortem slog — get an AI-drafted writeup where every claim traces back to a real, recorded entry. Anything the evidence doesn't support is marked unsupported, never invented.

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What “grounded” actually means

Kept — cites real evidence

“Latency rose from 180ms to 4200ms starting 14:04 UTC, correlated with deploy #482.[2]”

Dropped — no citation exists

“Not established by the recorded evidence.”

(what a claim like “this cost the company $40,000” becomes, if no evidence entry says so)

How it works

Record evidence

Alerts, deploys, metrics, human notes, customer reports — timestamped entries, not a blank text box.

Generate a grounded draft

The model cites which evidence entry backs every claim. Code checks every citation independently before anything is stored — a claim with no valid citation is replaced with a fixed unsupported marker, never kept.

A human approves, then it publishes

Publishing always records a real, named approver. The database itself refuses to mark a postmortem published without one.

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Linear

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What this isn't

Doesn't auto-publish anything — publishing is always a deliberate, named human action.
Doesn't estimate cost, revenue, or customer-impact figures the evidence didn't state.
Has real, documented setup for PagerDuty and Datadog webhooks — not for other monitoring vendors yet, though any tool that can POST JSON can still use the generic webhook.
Doesn't support teams or organizations yet — each account is a single user's own incidents.