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Resolutions are Tracelit’s agentic loop: take an incident, gather code and telemetry context, propose a minimal fix, and open a pull request for review. Tracelit AI resolution flow from detection to pull request

Prerequisites

Before a resolution can run:
  1. GitHub is connected (Settings → Integrations).
  2. A repository is linked on the site or service under Utilities → Repository.
  3. Branch mapping is set for Development and Production (and you trust those branches).
  4. The environment’s Allow resolutions gate is on in Utilities → Environment.
  5. For backend services, code analysis may also need to be enabled for that environment.
Local backend environments typically keep resolutions off.

Resolution modes

Configure how aggressive Tracelit should be when proposing fixes (per site / service): Auto-merge of PRs (if enabled) still respects branch protection and required CI checks. Tracelit never pushes straight to your default branch.

End-to-end steps

1

Incident opens

An error or anomaly creates an incident. Confirm the environment is one you intend to fix (usually Development or Production).
2

Start resolution

From the incident, choose Run AI Resolution (manual mode), or wait for autonomous start when configured.
3

Context gathering

Tracelit loads the incident payload, related logs / traces or session replay, and source files from the linked repo at the mapped branch.
4

Root-cause analysis

The agent identifies the likely failing path and explains the cause in plain language.
5

Patch generation

A minimal diff is produced — smallest safe change that addresses the root cause.
6

Pull request

A PR opens on a fresh branch with summary, diff, confidence, and links back to the incident / evidence.
7

Review and merge

You review normally, or allow auto-merge when confidence and CI meet your policy.
Resolution pipeline stages in Tracelit

Following a live resolution

Open Resolutions in the app to watch job stages (clone, analyze, patch, push, PR). Failed stages show logs so you can fix repo access, branch mapping, or build issues.

GitHub events

After the PR exists, Tracelit reconciles GitHub webhooks:

Troubleshooting