Modules

CloudThinker groups its work into four modules: Resolve, Review, Optimize, and Cyber. Each runs the same agentic loop on a different kind of signal, with the same assistant, memory, and approvals underneath.

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What is a module

A module is a complete workflow for one common problem — an incident, a pull request, a cloud bill, or an app’s security. CloudThinker runs it end to end, from spotting the problem to bringing you the result to act on. Every module runs on the same harness and shares one memory, so what one module learns helps the others. Each module has its own section in the sidebar and a status line on the Modules card on Home.

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Why modules

• One signal, one place. Incidents, pull requests, cloud bills, and app security each get a workspace built for them.
• Shared context. What CloudThinker learns in one module — your services, your conventions, past incidents — informs the others.
• Start with one. Each module needs only its own connection, so you can turn them on one at a time.

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At a glance

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Resolve

Resolve is incident response. Pulse takes in alerts from sources such as Datadog, PagerDuty, Grafana, or cloud monitoring, strips the noise, and routes real problems into Incidents. CloudThinker investigates each one and hands you a root cause and a proposed fix to approve. Find it under Resolve: Investigation, Overview, Pulse, Insights, Integrations, On-call, Runbooks, and Settings. No alert source yet? Use Log Incident on the Investigation page — see the quickstart.

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Review

Review is code review. Every pull request on a connected repository — GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, or AWS CodeCommit — gets inline comments with severity and a suggested fix. The review bot answers mention commands such as @cloudthinker-ai review. Find it under Review, starting with Overview, Reviews, and Settings.

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Optimize

Optimize is cloud cost. It reads billing data from one AWS, Google Cloud, or Azure connection and ranks what to fix first: idle resources, oversized instances, unused commitments, and anomalies. Find it under Optimize: Overview, Cost Health, Cost Explorer, Findings, Anomalies, and Reports.

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Cyber

Cyber is application security, currently in beta. A dedicated security agent pentests one running app at a time, keeps its attack surface and findings between runs, and re-checks each fix on the next scan. You prove you own the app’s domain before the first scan. Find it under Cyber: Overview, Pentest, and Settings.

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Plan availability

Chat is available on every plan. On the Free plan, Review runs only for eligible organizations, and Resolve investigations and Cyber pentests need a paid plan. A new organization starts on a 14-day Team trial with every module available. See Pricing.

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