How is Sentiko different from another advisor or copilot?
Sentiko is an agent: it does not stop after surfacing a finding or answering a question. Within your guardrails, it maintains context, decides what deserves attention, builds an initiative, advances routine steps across your tools, and verifies the production outcome. It asks a person when approval or organizational context is required.
Can we run an audit without waiting for Sentiko to find something?
Yes. Run a complete persistence-layer audit or scope one to a service, code path, query, schema, table, recent change, or risk category. On-demand findings join the same context, prioritization, and planning workflow as continuous detections.
What work can Sentiko coordinate?
An initiative can include application code, schema and migration work, infrastructure configuration, human decisions, deployment dependencies, observation windows, and production verification. Each step stays in the customer-controlled tool appropriate to that work.
Does Sentiko write to production?
No. Sentiko reads database metadata and safe operational statistics through a restricted role. Any change still moves through the customer-controlled system appropriate to that step.
How much authority does Sentiko have?
You define the guardrails. Sentiko can autonomously advance routine analysis, planning, coordination, and observation steps. Judgment-heavy changes remain human-confirmed, and production writes stay in customer-controlled systems.
What happens when a fix does not work?
Sentiko records a not-resolved outcome, preserves the attempt, and returns the initiative to planning. If the evidence is too weak or contradictory, it reports an inconclusive result rather than inventing confidence.