Your product generates millions of signals. Your team can't watch them all. Flowgrid's AI Agents can find anomalies, investigating why they happened, and surfacing what deserves your attention.
They are not four products with four logins. Each one reads the same event stream your dashboards run on, so the anomaly the scout flags is the same session the analyst quotes and the same release the reporter writes up.
Ask what changed and it sweeps every metric for you — returning the one that drifted, the cohort it hit, the replay of it happening, and the release it started after. The regression gets named while it is still costing you, not months later.
Ask in plain English and get a chart, a cohort and a paragraph that actually answers it — with the numbers it used shown underneath. Anyone on the team can ask; nobody has to learn a query language or wait on the data team.
Reads where the funnel leaks, proposes the tests worth running against it, drafts the variant and writes the tracking to measure it. You set the flag live and decide what ships — it just removes the week of setup before you can find out.
A document, not a dashboard link: what moved, which deploy it followed, what it cost or earned, and the next thing worth fixing. Ask for it when you need it, then share it with a link or hand it over as a deck.
+2s
Drift flagged
Checkout conversion scores as an anomalous day against its own series
+6s
Cohort named
1,240 of those sessions are mobile Safari — every one of them on the promo field
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Change proposed →
The branch, the diff and the files it touches. Nothing has run yet
One incident · one pass · one event stream
The 06:00 pass recomputes every KPI with nobody watching. Opening the dashboard runs the analysis over it — the anomalous day, the cohort underneath it, and a change proposed with the files it touches. Then it stops and waits. It can raise the change; only you can merge it.
The scout watches every metric between one look and the next
No query language, no ticket to the data team
The agent opens the pull request. A person merges it
Type it. Say it. Watch the answer stream back — the chart and cohort attached, no query language required.
Not on the roster above because they are not agents of their own — they are what the roster is built on top of.
Reports are written from the same event stream your dashboards run on — a narrative with the numbers behind every claim, not a slide deck built by hand. Share it as a link, or export it as a deck.
The agent remembers what you have already told it — a decision made, a definition agreed on — so you are not re-explaining the same context every time you open a new conversation.