The Antimetal CLI brings production investigations into the environment engineers already trust. Start a watch, inspect agent reasoning, and jump from a failing service to the suggested fix without opening a new dashboard.

This release includes live incident watch mode, deploy comparison, environment-aware commands, and shareable investigation links for teammates reviewing the same production event.

Antimetal now reviews deploys against recent incidents, service ownership, alert coverage, and known weak points in the world model. The goal is simple: catch the risky part of a change while the context is still fresh.

The review output is intentionally compact. It highlights the probable blast radius, the missing guardrails, and the exact checks the agent wants to run before promotion.

Snapshots give teams a stable view of production state at a moment in time. They are useful for incident review, migration planning, capacity work, and explaining why an agent made a particular recommendation.

Each snapshot records topology, recent traffic shape, active alerts, deploy state, runbooks, and the relationships the agent considered important enough to preserve.

Agents can now bring a proposed production action into Slack with the relevant context attached. Engineers can approve, reject, or ask for a narrower plan without leaving the incident channel.

The approval trail is written back to Antimetal, so every automated change keeps a human-readable record of who reviewed it and why.