📝 Postmortem · Blameless
Postmortems your team will actually write
Argos drafts a complete blameless postmortem 5 minutes after the incident is resolved — timeline, contributing factors, action items, linked PRs — so engineers edit instead of starting from a blank Notion page.
Why postmortems get skipped
Problem 1
"I don't have time to write it"
Engineers won't write 4 pages from scratch after a 3 AM page. Argos drafts it; humans edit.
Problem 2
Timeline reconstruction is painful
Argos already has the full timeline (alerts, deploys, Slack threads, commits) — no archaeology needed.
Problem 3
Action items don't ship
Argos can open the GitHub issues with assignees + due dates directly from the postmortem.
How Argos automates the postmortem
- ✓Auto-detects incident start/end from alert lifecycle + Slack war-room activity.
- ✓Builds a minute-by-minute timeline from alerts, deploys, Argo CD syncs, commits, and chat threads.
- ✓Hypothesises the root cause from log + metric correlation + recent code changes.
- ✓Drafts contributing factors, customer impact estimate, and 3-5 action items.
- ✓One-click publish to Notion, Confluence, or Jira; auto-opens action item tickets.
Capabilities
Timeline rebuild
Every signal sorted, linked, and deduplicated.
RCA hypothesis
Correlated with commits + deploys + dependency changes.
Action items → Jira
Auto-creates issues with assignees from the on-call.
Org-wide insights
Recurring contributing factors aggregated across all postmortems.