Inferable.ai

Agent-driven automation that reuses your code, runs on your infra, and shows every step
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Start by dropping Inferable.ai in alongside your services and put it to work the same day. You don’t rebuild pipelines or learn a new framework: point the agent at functions you already trust and describe their inputs/outputs. Use your stack—Node.js, Go, or C#—and register handlers that read logs, hit internal APIs, run migrations, or update configs. The agent calls those functions directly, returns typed results, and chains them into reliable procedures. Everything executes inside your network, so credentials and data never leave your environment.

Automate operations with guardrails. Create an incident responder that diagnoses a spike, steps through a plan, and only acts when you say so. It can fetch metrics, compare recent deploys, tail logs, trigger a rollback, and open a ticket. Insert an approval checkpoint with a single API call; the agent waits indefinitely, resumes where it left off, and records the full trail. Apply the same pattern to change requests, access grants, or costly batch jobs—any workflow that sometimes needs a human to review before moving on.

Accelerate day‑to‑day engineering. Wire the agent into your repo to triage pull requests: summarize diffs, run targeted tests via your existing scripts, query the flake database, and comment with actionable fixes. For releases, have it assemble notes from commits and issues, generate a checklist, and call deployment functions to stage, verify, and promote. For data work, let it backfill a table, validate row counts, compare checksums, and notify owners on completion—all using code you already have. more

Review Summary

Features

  • Drop-in integration with existing Node.js, Go, and C# code
  • Runs entirely on your infrastructure; no data leaves your network
  • Direct function calling with typed inputs and outputs
  • Planner that reasons step-by-step and selects the right tools
  • Automatic tracing of actions, arguments, results, and decisions
  • Schema enforcement for deterministic chaining and branching
  • Approval checkpoints with pause/resume via simple APIs
  • No inbound connectivity or external load balancers required
  • Managed agent runtime with tool orchestration (ReAct-style)
  • Works with existing scripts, services, and internal APIs

How It’s Used

  • Incident detection, diagnosis, and safe remediation
  • Pull request triage and flaky test investigation
  • Release coordination: changelogs, checklists, staged deploys
  • Data backfills with validation and owner notifications
  • Access request workflows with human approvals
  • Runbook automation for SRE on-call tasks
  • Ticket enrichment and routing across internal systems
  • Consolidating legacy scripts into a unified agent
  • Internal tool orchestration across microservices
  • Postmortems and release notes generated from logs and commits

Plans & Pricing

Free

Free

$5 free model credit
500 free predictions
Max 5 connected machines
2 clusters

Pay as You Go

$0.50

$0.50 per 100 predictions
Includes features of Free plan, plus
Up to 20 clusters
Max 200 connected machines (soft limit)
Higher rate limits
Priority email support

Enterprise

Custom

Deploy on your infrastructure
Bring your own model keys
Full data isolation
Dedicated Slack support
Custom SLAs

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