Your supply chain,watched 24/7.You only getthe decision.
An autonomous agent watches your ports, suppliers and lanes. When something breaks it computes the blast radius, finds the cheapest viable reroute, drafts the mitigation — and pings you with one ranked decision to approve.
You find out from the news. Then you lose a day.
Port closures, strikes and typhoons don't wait for office hours. Working out what they hit, what the alternatives cost and who to call is repetitive and judgement-heavy — the worst kind of work to start from zero at 2 a.m.
- No real-time view of which lanes are actually exposed
- Reroute costs guessed in spreadsheets, never audited
- Every incident handled from scratch — nothing learned
Background by default. One card when it matters.
- Sentinel scans news and weather for every node and lane, on a schedule
- Analyst grades severity and blast radius — below HIGH, nobody is interrupted
- A deterministic routing engine computes the real alternatives; the model only ranks and explains
- Approve, reject or snooze in the Decision Inbox — it records, notifies and remembers
Four steps. Three of them happen while you sleep.
Watch
Sentinel reads news and weather for every node and lane of every twin, every 15 minutes, server-side.
Grade
Analyst separates what failed from what's downstream and scores severity and confidence with sources.
Compute
Dijkstra and Yen's k-shortest paths produce the real alternate lanes with exact added cost and days.
Decide
Router ∥ Impact → Strategist run as a Strands Graph. You get one card: approve, reject or snooze.
Ten specialised agents. One incident graph.
Every agent is a Strands Agent with tools and a typed Pydantic output. The incident pipeline is a GraphBuilder graph — Router and Impact in parallel, feeding the Strategist — with hooks tracing every run. Model-agnostic: Gemini, Amazon Bedrock, Groq or a local Ollama model with one environment variable.
Not another dashboard to babysit. An inbox that's usually empty.
Every card carries exact cost, time and risk deltas, the agent's rationale, its sources and a confidence badge. Approve it and the reroute is drawn on your twin, the team is notified, the audit trail is written — and the agent remembers what you chose.
- Typed outputs, traced runs
- Routes drawn on the twin
- Deterministic numbers
- Approve · reject · snooze
The demo is a toy twin. The product is not.
Everything a supply-chain team needs to trust an agent with real money: the data it decides on, the limits it acts within, and the paper trail it leaves.
Stop finding out from the news.
Fail a port in the live demo and watch the agent grade it, reroute it and ask you once. No login, no setup, thirty seconds.
Open source (MIT) · Built with the Strands Agents SDK · Gemini, Bedrock, Groq or local Ollama