Open a fictional incident
Classify a fiber uplink outage, generate a report, and persist a linked service ticket.
Everything below calls this application's real backend. The incident and closure are fictional. No customer devices are changed.
Classify a fiber uplink outage, generate a report, and persist a linked service ticket.
Ask the server to validate the report digest, event chain, and saved ticket history.
Acknowledge and close a synthetic ticket. This is not a claim of real hardware repair.
From a real business incident to a documented, traceable outcome. Policy-driven workflows, isolated code execution, and tamper-evident logs.
Turn a customer's infrastructure issue into a classified priority, an actionable service plan, and a SHA-256 evidence trail.
Public-demo submissions are visible to other visitors. Use fictional examples only.
Reproduce a bug, generate a candidate patch, rerun assertions inside an ephemeral container, and record the outcome.
Run one of three fixed safety probes in a disposable Docker container. The backend records its real outcome and independently checks container removal. No worker attached? The test is marked BLOCKED, not silently simulated.
This is a technical safety demonstration, not a guarantee against container escape. Blast Radius Zero still requires Vultr Serverless Inference and execution on Vultr.
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—No executions yet. Run a workflow to create a trace.
No service tickets yet. Run incident triage to open one.
Classify business impact and define a bounded task.
Send risky code into short-lived isolated containers.
Test results and capture actual execution status.
Append a SHA-256-linked evidence trail.