FAQ
Questions about Seamward,
answered plainly.
What Seamward observes, how it protects your traffic and data, and which actions need your team's approval. The questions an engineering lead asks before the call.
- Is it in my request path?
- No. The collector runs beside your integration after it executes and fails open.
- Does it store my payloads?
- Not by default. Redaction and hashing happen in your process. Seamward keeps structure.
- Can it change my code?
- No. A model proposes, deterministic validation decides, you approve. Nothing deploys.
01
What it does
How Seamward observes integrations and turns changes into reviewable evidence.
The third-party APIs, webhooks, scheduled feeds, and queues your product depends on. It observes them after execution and compares what it sees with the contract and the business outcome your team expects.
02
Safety
What Seamward will never do to your traffic or your data.
No. The collector runs beside your integration after it executes. It never proxies a request. If Seamward is unavailable, the collector fails open and your integration continues.
03
Repair and approval
How replay validation works and who decides what ships.
Approved evidence becomes an immutable, redacted fixture set. The current adapter and each repair candidate run against it in an isolated child process with no network, 64 MB of memory, and a five-second limit. Deterministic comparisons decide whether the candidate produced the expected result.
04
Getting started
Plans, scope, and the first integration.
By monitored integrations, monthly observations, evidence retention, and the number of replay validations and assisted investigations you run. Seamward is in early access, so every workspace is provisioned by invitation.
Still deciding
Bring us the integration failure you need to prove
The fastest answer is a workspace. Start with one integration and see the evidence chain on your own traffic.