Remedy Server-side error monitoring connected to source repair.
Remedy is designed for backend services, APIs, workers, containers, server applications and headless workloads—not only browser interfaces.
Backend incidents have different signals
A worker may stall without a user-facing exception. An API may breach latency before it fails. A headless service may repeatedly restart. Remedy Agent, SDK and Probes provide complementary entry paths for these incidents.
Map runtime evidence to deployed software
Useful evidence can include service state, bounded logs, health checks, container information, API assertions and deployed source identity. Repository mapping then anchors diagnosis to the code that actually produced the failure.
Automatic backend bug fixing with governance
Where the cause requires source change, Remedy prepares an isolated repair and runs configured backend gates. Review, deployment and live verification remain explicit stages rather than hidden side effects.
Frequently asked questions
Can Remedy monitor background workers?
The Agent architecture is designed to support service and worker evidence plus explicitly approved recovery actions.
Is this limited to Node.js backends?
No. Reliable support depends on available evidence, repository access and deterministic project gates, not a single language.
From bug report to verified fix.
See how Remedy connects evidence, diagnosis, repair, deterministic checks and production verification.
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