Sheaft, a resilience engine for graph-structured systems

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The system uses Bering to construct typed graphs from sources such as OTLP traces, topology files, event streams, and explicit graph descriptions. Sheaft then binds those graphs to critical operations and domain constraints before simulating failures, degraded components, or missing observations. The page identifies distributed software systems as the most mature application, while agent harnesses, mobility networks, and biological or chemical networks appear as extensions or experiments. Reported outputs include fragile dependencies, affected workflows, blast radius, and release-risk posture.