Fly.io
Make infrastructure inspectable

Build Fly.io fleet inventories, configuration checks, and operational handoffs grounded in deployed resource data. Connect apps, Machines, volumes, and regions in one current operations view. Check application configuration and image references before changes reach your deployment pipeline.

Yes. Start with a mission such as 'Build the fleet command center'. SPIRITT builds the application, source mappings, validation, and operations queue around the connected account. Connect infrastructure evidence to engineering owners and endpoint checks.

SPIRITT compares the proposed Fly.io configuration with current app details and runs configuration validation. Validation failures become actionable GitHub pull-request checks; after repairing the configuration in the connected repository, it validates the revised version again. A passing check clears the configuration gate for the approved deployment pipeline, not a claim that the application has already deployed or passed health checks.

Connect the companion apps your mission needs: GitHub to repair app configuration; Linear to track infrastructure gaps; Slack to coordinate fleet incidents. SPIRITT coordinates the separate systems and verifies each handoff.

SPIRITT inspects Fly.io apps and Machines, validates configuration, and creates or runs endpoint check jobs. Application deployment, Machine resizing, and restart actions are not part of this connection; remediation code and release coordination use separately connected engineering tools.

Open a SPIRITT workspace, connect Fly.io, and hand over a mission such as 'Build the fleet command center'. Name the target account or records, the outcome, and the companion apps involved. Set the approved scope for changes and customer-facing actions before the workflow runs.