The agent harnessbuilt for robotics.

Both. Ask it anything in Slack, Jira or the app, or let it start on its own: it picks up new help desk tickets, debriefs every mission as it uploads, and checks every past and future mission for the patterns you've defined. Hand off an investigation at 6pm and the answer is waiting in the morning.

It does the follow-through. It files and updates Jira tickets with the evidence attached, requests the logs it needs from the robot, writes reports your team can share, and replies in the Slack thread where the issue was raised. You choose which actions it's allowed to take.

No. Alloy flags what it can back with evidence, not everything that looks odd, so your team isn't sent chasing noise. It also sorts issues by category, so you can see which parts of your robot cause the most trouble.

Alloy picks the right model for each task from leading providers, and every change is tested against robotics evals before it ships. If your security team has an approved list, Alloy runs only on those models.

Yes. Connect Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or any MCP client, and your coding agent can query your whole fleet's history. Find the root cause in Alloy, then fix it in your editor, without exporting a single file.

Andromeda used to give one engineer the whole help desk; now Alloy automates its L1 and L2 robot support across around 200 conversations a week. SwarmFarm's support investigations went from a day or more to under an hour, so it's scaling a fleet of close to 300 robots without hiring more support engineers. Advanced Navigation cut validation analysis from a full day to ten minutes.

You don't have to take Alloy's word for it. Every finding shows its working: which mission, which signals, which time window and how it got there, one click from the raw data. When the data can't support a conclusion, Alloy says what's missing and hands the investigation to an engineer with the evidence attached.

It knows your robot, not a generic one. Alloy reads your topic names, code, tickets and past investigations, and looks across your whole fleet, not just one ticket. At Andromeda, an issue that looked like a one-off on one robot turned out to be a bug on several robots at different times, and nobody knew it existed until Alloy connected them.

Almost none: we do the setup. You give us access to the robot data you already have, and our engineers connect it and run Alloy's first investigations on your recent issues. No new project for your team and no change to how your robots log, so you're getting time back from the first week, not spending it.

Wherever your requirements say. Alloy runs in our cloud by default, or privately in your cloud or on-premise when data can't leave your environment. You approve the AI models, you own every output, and sensitive fields can be redacted before they leave the robot. SOC 2 Type II audited, supports HIPAA requirements, and aligned with NIST SP 800-171.

You can. Claude wired to your logs works for one engineer. Then someone has to maintain the pipeline, work around context limits and answer everyone else's questions, and that someone is usually your best engineer. "We build robots. We don't want to build diagnostic websites," says Tom Brodie, Head of Autonomy at SwarmFarm.

Less than one robotics engineer, and Alloy works across your whole fleet, around the clock. Pricing is usage-based with no per-seat fees, so you pay for the investigations Alloy runs, not for logins. Try it free, or get an estimate for your fleet.