DORA incident response with governed agents.
When incidents strike, an agent assembles timeline drafts, impact assessments, and regulator notification templates — resilience officers approve every external communication.
DORA Incident Copilot
NeuroCluster runtime
Queue
Case summary
Minutes
Draft time
Approval-gated
External comms
Template-based
DORA alignment
The challenge
DORA requires documented incident classification, timelines, and reporting. Teams scramble across chat, tickets, and runbooks without a governed assembly line.
How it works
An incident copilot pulls from ticketing, monitoring, and runbook retrieval. It drafts classification and notification packages; officers approve before submission.
Outcomes
- Faster incident documentation with human control
- Template-aligned regulator notifications
- Complete audit chain from detection to closure
Capabilities
Timeline assembly
Auto-draft from monitoring and ticket feeds.
Classification assist
Propose severity with evidence — officer confirms.
Notification templates
Regulator and stakeholder drafts for review.
Workflow
- 1
Detect
Ingest alerts and ticket context.
- 2
Draft
Agent assembles timeline and classification proposal.
- 3
Report
Officer approves and submits with evidence pack.
Platform stack
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