Break the stream
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Detect → Investigate → Decide → Approve → Act → Verify → Learn.
Watch the whole loop play out in the browser.

Pick a streaming incident most ops teams dread — CDN outage, encoder failure, DRM cold start, manifest corruption, regional congestion, or device-specific playback bug — and clickInject failure. The browser plays a scripted, synthetic seven-stage walkthrough: Detect → Investigate → Decide → Approve → Act → Verify → Learn. It shows evidence boundaries and approval checkpoints without executing production changes or promising recovery.

Break the stream

Inject failure · Detect → Investigate → Decide → Approve → Act → Verify → Learn

The picker on the left controls all three panels. Click Inject failure to start the synthetic timeline. Each phase illustrates the bounded lifecycle; the final CTA opens the existing scoped checkout path without changing the demo into a production guarantee.

Inject failure

Synthetic edge-PoP failure; the walkthrough compares a proposed routing response against downstream evidence.

Pipeline status
Awaiting inject

The scripted Detect → Investigate → Decide → Approve → Act → Verify → Learn panels unlock as the synthetic timeline plays.

Phase 01 · Detect → Investigate → Decide

Detect → Investigate → Decide

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In this scripted synthetic timeline, per-channel signals join into one correlated view and an illustrative hypothesis tree supports a bounded decision; no production diagnosis or change is made.

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    Detect

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    Investigate

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    Decide

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    Approve

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Phase 02 · Approve → Act

Approve → Act

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A synthetic approval checkpoint shows where a human would review a least-privilege proposal. Any real write would require explicit approval within the agreed scenario, connector, and blast-radius boundary; this demo executes none.

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    Act

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Phase 03 · Verify → Learn

Verify → Learn

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Synthetic downstream viewer evidence is compared with an agreed target, then illustrative learn notes capture limits and follow-up questions. No recovery or production postmortem is promised.

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    Verify

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    Learn

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Detect → Investigate → Decide → Approve → Act → Verify → Learn

What each phase illustrates.

The three-phase frame is a synthetic walkthrough of the lifecycle Streamwake documents. Every incident uses the same evidence boundary so you can compare the decision shape without treating the demo as production proof.

Phase · Detect → Investigate → Decide

Per-channel signals enter one incident timeline

Edge RTT, segment-fetch latency, rebuffer ratio, CSP errors, and decoder clock-drift are compared as illustrative evidence; a bounded next action is proposed without claiming a production diagnosis.

Phase · Approve → Act

Bounded action, explicitly reviewed

A synthetic approval checkpoint shows where a human would review a least-privilege proposal. Any real action would require explicit approval within the agreed scenario, connector, and blast-radius boundary; this demo executes none.

Phase · Verify → Learn

Evidence checked, limits recorded

Synthetic downstream viewer evidence is compared with the agreed target, then illustrative learn notes capture limits and follow-up questions. No recovery or production postmortem is promised.

Six incident classes

Pick the failure mode your stack tolerates.

Every class runs a different synthetic evidence path, but Detect → Investigate → Decide → Approve → Act → Verify → Learn stays constant so you can see exactly where the loop wins or loses for each.

Incident class · Detect → Investigate → Decide → Approve → Act → Verify → Learn

CDN outage

Synthetic edge-PoP evidence is used to discuss a bounded routing proposal; no production change runs.

Incident class · Detect → Investigate → Decide → Approve → Act → Verify → Learn

Encoder failure

Synthetic GOP drift evidence is used to discuss a bounded backup-cutover proposal.

Incident class · Detect → Investigate → Decide → Approve → Act → Verify → Learn

DRM failure

Synthetic license evidence is compared against an agreed baseline; no DRM change runs.

Incident class · Detect → Investigate → Decide → Approve → Act → Verify → Learn

Manifest corruption

Synthetic manifest evidence is used to propose a bounded correction; no publisher write runs.

Incident class · Detect → Investigate → Decide → Approve → Act → Verify → Learn

Regional congestion

Synthetic cohort evidence is used to discuss a bounded ladder response; no production write runs.

Incident class · Detect → Investigate → Decide → Approve → Act → Verify → Learn

Device-specific playback

Synthetic device evidence is used to discuss a bounded fallback; no transcoder write runs.

Run it on a channel

Could this fit a scoped evaluation?

The walkthrough is synthetic and does not establish production readiness. Contact us to define one agreed scenario, a least-privilege evidence window, explicit approval boundaries, downstream viewer checks, and the criteria for a human readout.

Talk to engineering

Want this on a live signal you control?

The demo above is scripted against synthetic telemetry. Tell us the channel and the failure mode you're most worried about — we'll come back with a concrete plan for evaluating your real ingest.