Building a Slack-Native AI SRE
About the Event
Join Vibranium Labs and Inauguration Capital for an engineering-first deep dive into building and deploying autonomous AI agents for production reliability.
If you’re an engineer on-call, you know the pain: endless alert noise, digging through fragmented logs across multiple tools, and manual triage under high pressure. In this session, we're cracking open the hood on Tony SRE—a Slack-native AI agent—to explore how to automate root-cause analysis, context collection, and remediation straight from your primary workspace.
This is a technical, architecture-driven session designed for engineers, SREs, and CTOs scaling Series A/B infrastructure.
Come for the technical breakdown, stay for peer engineering discussions over drinks and food.
What We’re Covering
Slack-Native Agent Architecture: How to interface LLMs directly with Slack API, observability backends, and codebase context securely.
Live System & Code Walkthrough: Step-by-step breakdown of an automated incident response cycle—tracing an incoming alert to automated root-cause detection and suggested PR fixes.
Engineering Discussion: Open conversation on building resilient agentic workflows, handling hallucinations in production ops, and reducing MTTR without breaking guardrails.
Agenda
6:00 PM – 6:30 PM: Doors open, food, drinks, and casual networking
6:30 PM – 7:15 PM: Architectural teardown, live code/system walk-through, and Tony SRE demo
7:15 PM – 7:30 PM: Technical Q&A and architecture discussion
7:30 PM – 8:30 PM: Hang out, discuss setups, and connect with fellow builders
About Vibranium Labs:
At Vibranium Labs, we’re building Tony SRE—a proactive, Slack-native AI engineer that solves incidents before you even have to ask.
Unlike reactive AI tools that sit idle until tagged, Tony reads channel context and team workflows to anticipate what engineers need—automating root-cause analysis and surfacing solutions in real time. Built to take the manual overhead out of production ops, Tony frees engineers from on-call grind while keeping human decisions firmly in control.
Space is limited. Approval required to keep room density focused on engineering leads, SREs, and technical founders.