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Specialized AI for Incident Analysis

Automatically investigates your Linux servers in a read-only way, saving hours of manual log and stack-trace analysis.

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Works with the infrastructure you already run
AI-powered investigation

Thorough analysis without the deep dive

Fawdy uses SSH to connect to your servers, reads logs, traces processes, and delivers a real diagnosis — all while you focus on other things.

Investigate incidents while you sleep.
Diagnose in minutes, not hours.

Correlate logs across services

Reads syslogs, journald, application logs, and connects the dots automatically.

Trace processes and connections

Maps what's running, what's listening, and what's talking to what.

Explain in plain English

No wall of terminal output. Get a clear diagnosis you can act on.

Read-only by design

Fawdy observes but never modifies. Your system stays exactly as-is.

Deep investigation for the servers that matter most

An alert fires at 3am. Before you even open your laptop, Fawdy has already SSHed in, read the logs, checked running processes, and traced the issue to its root cause. You wake up to a diagnosis, not a mystery.

Point Fawdy at a server you haven't touched in months. It checks disk usage, memory pressure, service status, security updates, and flags anything concerning -- all without modifying a thing.

That server the last sysadmin set up? The one nobody fully understands? Fawdy maps out what's running, how it's configured, what depends on what, and documents everything it finds.

Built for real investigations

Not another monitoring tool. Fawdy is the engineer you call after the alert fires.

Log Correlation

Reads and correlates logs across services to find the actual root cause, not just the symptom.

Safe & Read-Only

Fawdy investigates without modifying your system. No changes, no risk. Just answers.

Plain English Reports

Get a clear writeup of what went wrong, why it happened, and what to do about it. No wall of raw terminal output.

Legacy Friendly

Built for the servers that matter most -- the ones running critical workloads on battle-tested infrastructure that can't just be moved to the cloud.