Intelligent Alerts
Give Claude control over your alerts. AI decides severity, routes to the right agent, and handles incidents automatically.
Before
You
Why did I get 47 alerts last night? Were any of them real problems?
Claude
I'd like to help, but I don't have access to your alerting system.
I can't see what alerts fired, why they triggered, or which ones were false positives.
Could you share the alerts from PagerDuty or your monitoring tool?
You
*Scrolls through 47 alert emails trying to find the real issues...*
After
You
Why did I get 47 alerts last night? Were any of them real problems?
Claude
Let me analyze last night's alerts...
Using signal.get_alerts
signal.get_alerts(last: "12h", include_resolved: true)
Response
47 alerts total
• 43 auto-resolved (false positives)
• 3 handled by FORGE (no action needed)
• 1 required human attention (your approval)
Only 1 alert actually needed you. The rest were either false positives or handled automatically.
Using signal.get_alert_details
signal.get_alert_details(id: "alert_critical_001")
The real issue: At 3:42am, the payment processor rate limit was hit.
FORGE queued retries and the issue resolved by 3:58am. No customer impact.
Alert noise reduced: 98%
Without Signal
With Signal
Simple rules or complex queries. Natural language works too.
Signal.alert("error_rate > 5%", severity: :high)
Context-aware scoring. A 5% error rate at 3am vs peak traffic is different.
Severity: Medium (not High)
Low traffic period, limited user impact
AI agent, human on-call, or auto-resolve. Context determines routing.
# Routing decision
Low severity → Auto-resolve
Medium severity → FORGE (AI CTO)
Critical → Human on-call
Every alert resolution teaches Signal to be smarter next time.
Available via MCP (Model Context Protocol)
signal.get_alerts()
"What alerts fired today?"
signal.acknowledge(id)
"I'm handling this"
signal.resolve(id, reason)
"Fixed, here's why"
signal.escalate(id, to)
"This needs human attention"
One gem. Zero config. Works in 30 seconds.
# Add to your Gemfile
gem 'brainzlab'
# Run bundle
$ bundle install
# That's it. Intelligent alerts are ready.
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