RecallOps: An Incident-Response Agent That Learns From Past Post-Mortems via Hindsight Memory
Secure-Brain5498 · reddit · 2026-09-29
A developer built RecallOps, an incident-response agent using Hindsight as organizational memory, exploring whether an agent can reuse past incident experience when investigating similar failures.
Implementation details:
- Retrieves relevant historical incidents, ranking evidence by relevance and recency
- Separates successful fixes from failed attempts to avoid repeating mistakes
- Uses a bounded two-turn agent loop with confidence handling
- Runs a recall → resolve → retain learning cycle: post-mortems are stored in Hindsight after resolution and retrievable by later incidents
The write-up covers the memory-search tool, evidence ranking and agent loop — a useful reference for anyone building ops/incident automation agents.
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