Salus Intelligence
Salus Intelligence is an AI layer built into the platform, available to every organization. It works across your pipelines, deployments, logs, and security findings to explain what’s happening and, where it can, do the work for you — turning a problem you’d normally have to dig into into a summary, a report, or even a ready-to-review fix.
You don’t go to a separate place to use it — it shows up in context, right where the work is: on a log, on a vulnerability finding, and while you’re onboarding a project.
What it can do
- Investigate a log — point it at an application log and it analyses what went wrong, producing a root-cause summary instead of leaving you to read through raw output. See Logs.
- Remediate package vulnerabilities — it reviews vulnerable dependencies flagged during scanning and proposes the fix, and can open a pull request against your repository so you just review and merge. See Package Vulnerability Scanning.
- Help you onboard a project — when you import a repository, it inspects the code and suggests a starting configuration: the language, build command, port, CPU and memory, whether the project has tests, and where build output lives. It also detects the environment variables your app expects and flags which ones should be stored as secrets. See Projects.
- Answer questions — ask it directly in a conversation when you want context on something in your organization.
How tasks work
Each piece of work Salus Intelligence does is a task you can follow to completion. A task moves through clear states — pending, running, completed, or failed (and it can be paused or cancelled) — so you always know where it stands.
When a task finishes it leaves behind a result you can act on. Depending on the kind of task, that might be:
- a pull request link, for a proposed fix;
- a root-cause report, for a log investigation;
- a configuration or environment-variable report, for project onboarding.