Roja detects, diagnoses, and remediates network incidents autonomously. Pilot program now forming — request access.
A peer session drops, routes withdraw, traffic shifts somewhere worse. The fix is usually one command — after 40 minutes of finding out which one.
Someone plugs a switch into a switch. Broadcast storm, CPU pegged, phones down. You're tracing cables in a wiring closet at 3am.
The scope fills quietly during the day. By night shift, new devices can't join and the help desk queue is on fire. The lease table knew hours ago.
Autonomously — with state captured before every change, human approval on risky ones, and rollback if recovery doesn't verify.
Roja watches your devices directly and catches incidents as they form, not after users call.
It works the problem like an engineer would: reads state, correlates symptoms, isolates the cause.
It applies the fix on its own when the change is safe, and asks you first when it isn't.
It confirms the network actually recovered, and rolls back if it didn't.
Patent pending.
