Built for the developer without their own NOC

Tailon started broader: a hosting platform for AI agents, inspired by myclaw.ai. After a few days of building, that setup turned out bigger than the actual problem. The real problem was somewhere else: too many Sentry notifications, too little time to read all of them. Tailon is what remained after cutting away the rest. One sharp thing, done well.

Three rules sit above everything else: when in doubt, Tailon always rounds urgency up, never down. Only a fixed whitelist of fields ever leaves your Sentry environment, never the full payload. And every diagnosis is a hypothesis, not a guarantee: Tailon never takes action on its own, it only suggests what you should look at.

Every decision, misstep, and course correction is documented in the public changelog, at a milestone level, not per commit. No polished press release after the fact, just the notes as they happened, including the things that didn't go right at first.

Tailon is a working core, not a finished end product. Still open: a balance check before a triage runs, a screen where you pick your own AI model, and connections to more sources than Sentry alone. It's listed here so you know where things stand now, not only once you run into it yourself.