You license named L1 graphs. They run in your account.
A Lightfoot L1 is a versioned l1spec file — YAML you can
diff in a merge request. You plug it into the tools you already
operate: PagerDuty, Jira, ServiceNow, GitLab, GitHub, Datadog,
New Relic, and the internal systems behind your IAM. It triages
that data and leaves a cohesive note, comment, or draft pull
request. You customize the graph. You merge.
This is not a chatbot you paste tickets into. It is not a Lightfoot-hosted desk. The runner, the model, and the credentials stay with you. Lightfoot invoices an annual platform license: runtime, catalog, and connectors on one line. Not per-connector packs. Not someone else on your on-call.
Annual license. You run it.
Disk is the reviewable graph: ec2-disk-pressure. It
reads volumes and CloudWatch in a role you mint, then writes a
PagerDuty note, a New Relic annotation, and a GitLab draft MR.
You still ack, escalate, and merge.