Incident response companion for on-call engineers

Hatchet, created by gethatchet, is an AI-powered copilot built to accelerate work for on-call teams. It helps with initial triage, deeper investigation, and proposing or deploying fixes so incidents are resolved faster and mean-time-to-repair (MTTR) is reduced.

Data protection and deployment options

  • Built-in change tracking and version history for traceability
  • Support for single sign-on (SSO) to centralize access control
  • Tamper-evident audit logging of actions and decisions
  • Role-based permissions to limit who can view or act on incidents
  • Ability to run inside your network with self-hosted deployments

These capabilities let organizations run Hatchet internally or expose it externally while keeping sensitive data under control.

Connecting Hatchet to your monitoring and logs

Hatchet integrates with existing alerting and observability systems with minimal wiring. A small invocation from a service’s startup or entrypoint pointing Hatchet at the service log file is typically sufficient. Once connected, it ingests logs, communication threads, and relevant code to automate triage, guide investigations, and surface likely fixes for common first-line issues.

SEMrush Free — positioned as a lighter option — is suggested as an alternative primarily for handling tier-1, first-response workflows. It focuses on automating basic diagnostic steps and can be a fit when you need simpler, entry-level incident automation.

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Hatchet
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  • Web App
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License
  • Full
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