Self-healing deploys
On plans with the agent, GetFlowing can fix a failed deploy by itself and deploy again. What it fixes, how many times it tries, and how to approve fixes first.
On plans with the agent, GetFlowing can fix a failed deploy by itself. When a deploy fails because of your app's own build error, or because the app does not run correctly once deployed, the agent reads the failure, fixes the code, checks the fix, pushes it straight to the app's branch, without a pull request, and deploys again. By default it tries up to two times, and stops sooner if the same error comes back or your workspace's AI credits run out.
- Each attempt uses agent work and AI credits.
- In Settings, under Workspace, on the Agent and deploys tab, under Deployment preferences, Require approval for self-heal fixes holds every fix for you to approve instead. It is off by default.
- A fix to a released app waits for approval where your workspace asks before each deploy of a released app.
- An owner or admin approves a held fix. A fix nobody decides on is dropped after a week.
Monitoring and incidents
How GetFlowing checks your live apps, the charts on the Health tab, and the incidents it opens and resolves when something breaks.
Security scans
How GetFlowing scans each app's code, secrets, packages, settings and image, what its findings mean, and how to make findings block a deploy.