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Antifailure
OBSERVEDPre-production safety on a disposable production twin
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Antifailure builds a disposable, masked copy of a production application stack for every risky code change, then runs the team's real workflows against it before the change ships. It isolates the twin's network and side effects (such as Stripe charges and outgoing email), rehearses database migrations for locks and rewrites, and returns a pass/fail verdict with evidence attached to the pull request. The engine is open source and runs locally or in CI with no account; a hosted control plane is available as a managed service for teams.
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MIT licensed, installed with one command · Docker Compose and basic Postgres support · The MCP server, af mcp, for a coding agent · Bring-your-own infrastructure and model keys · No account and no key. Your cloud, your credentials
Flat platform fee per organization, not per person · Up to 50 members, counting invitations not yet accepted · Included run credits for deployment twins · Usage for environment minutes, data volume, and workload execution · Pull-request checks and aggregated reports across repositories
More repositories, volume, and peak workload · Up to 1,000 members, counting invitations not yet accepted · Organization-wide release policy · Residency, so environments run only in the regions you name · Single sign-on and SCIM, in the enterprise edition you run
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