Polylane

Polylane is an AI monitoring and incident-response service for engineering teams. It catches issues in cloud accounts, finds the root cause and fixes them, and when the cause is in your code it opens a pull request with the fix. The Cloudflare integration reads Workers metrics, logs and traces, follows bindings and DNS, and flags risky setup such as D1 databases without backups. It connects with a read-only Cloudflare token, so fixes go to your repository for review.

Beyond Cloudflare, the platforms list includes AWS, Google Cloud, Vercel and Kubernetes, and the CI use case covers GitHub Actions and Depot. Polylane checks each pull request for how it could affect production, and it can fix a build that breaks on main. Coding agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and GitHub Copilot can connect once and query the rest of your stack. Customers listed include Depot, Supermemory, Basedash, Terminal and Orchid.

A free plan is available with 2 team members and up to 2 cloud account connections. Paid plans run Starter at $80 a month ($64 a month billed annually), Team at $200, Business at $500, Scale at $800, Premium at $2,000 and Ultimate at $5,000 a month, each with a lower annual rate. Plans differ by monthly credits, which are AI usage weighted by model cost. Enterprise has custom volume pricing, with options to bring your own LLM provider API key or your own cloud.

Before buying, check how many credits your workload needs, because agents pause when the monthly pool runs out and nothing is charged automatically. Pay-as-you-go overage is listed only on the higher plans. Prices are shown in dollars, so confirm invoicing terms for an Indian company directly with the vendor. The company, Coreplane Labs, is based in San Francisco, and its terms are governed by California law. The pricing page publishes every price and limit.