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Seamward helps backend teams detect integration drift, reconstruct failures from redacted evidence, validate bounded repairs with deterministic replay, and deliver approved changes for review.

Choose a path

Start with the path that matches what you need to do now.

Evaluate Seamward

Understand the evidence model, safety boundaries, and repair workflow before connecting an application.

Review how Seamward works

Connect an application

Create a workspace, configure ingestion, and record the first observation from a backend workflow.

Follow the quickstart

Investigate an incident

Read the evidence timeline, validate a repair, and choose export or GitHub delivery after approval.

Review the repair workflow

Use cases

Start with the integration failure or operational decision your team needs to handle. Each use case explains why the problem matters, the evidence Seamward uses, the workflow to follow, and the boundaries that remain subject to review and approval.

Catch breaking API and webhook changes

One drift incident end to end: the change, the finding, the fix.

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Detect silent business failures

Find successful requests whose expected business result never happened.

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Investigate integration incidents

One evidence-backed timeline instead of a five-tool reconstruction.

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Scope affected customers and records

Turn a technical symptom into a defensible affected set.

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Validate repairs before delivery

Replay a bounded candidate against the incident's own evidence.

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Deliver reviewed repairs through GitHub

Carry the evidence chain into an issue or draft pull request.

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Product workflow

Seamward follows one evidence chain from application setup to repair delivery. Each stage remains independently reviewable.

  1. 1Create a workspaceEstablish the tenant and first owner.
  2. 2Connect an IntegrationCreate one external workflow in Development and save its runtime credentials.
  3. 3Instrument the boundaryAdd the collector to the reviewed backend handler or client boundary.
  4. 4Record observationsSend redacted evidence without changing the application result.
  5. 5Detect an incidentGroup structural or expected-outcome findings into one investigation.
  6. 6Validate a repairReplay a bounded proposal against immutable evidence.
  7. 7Approve and deliverRecord an approval decision, then export or create a GitHub review change.

Safety model

Seamward observes integration behavior outside the application’s critical request path. Collector failures do not replace the result or error produced by the customer operation.

Sensitive fields are removed before transmission. A public Connection key identifies the observation destination but cannot read workspace data. The secret ingest token is a backend-only collector credential. Scoped workspace API keys are reserved for contract automation.

AI may propose and explain a repair. Deterministic validation decides whether it works; an authorised reviewer decides whether it can be delivered. Seamward does not automatically merge or deploy a repair.