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Self-Healing NetworksWith an operator on every change

Network teams are wiring agents to alarms so faults are fixed in minutes. Magertron™ governs those agents on the message bus itself, so the agent that diagnoses a fault cannot also push the fix.

The risk

An agent that can reroute traffic can take a network down.

Agents read alarms from Kafka or ZeroMQ, check the network and publish commands. If any agent can publish anything, one bad diagnosis or one injected message becomes a change in production.

Magertron checks every publish, subscribe and tool call against roles and policy, and carries one trace from the alarm to the fix.

Network incident, guided demo: a fibre cut, the alarm on Kafka, and the diagnosis agent refused twice when it tries to fix the network itself, before it publishes its finding
What does the work

The controls

See it run end to end against a live Magertron install: try it now.

Questions

Frequently asked

▸Which message buses does Magertron govern?

Kafka and ZeroMQ, with the same agents and the same policy on either.

▸Does it need an LLM in the loop?

No. The agents can be deterministic scripts or LLM-driven. Magertron governs their calls either way.

▸How quickly does a removed role take effect?

On the agent's next call once the change has propagated, about 30 seconds in our lab.

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