Observed arrival · 2026-10-26
paniq: Incident response with a five-minute undo
A Linux incident-response tool for reversible service containment, patch rehearsal, and evidence-gated release.
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- Linux operators handling service incidents
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- The displayed session covers containment and rollback, and explicitly does not demonstrate the patch workflow.
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The page presents paniq as a local command-line workflow, with containment that can end through a sweep or timer and a five-minute rollback when confirmation is absent. Its terminal example is labeled as a staged session using real outputs, but demonstrates only containment and rollback; the patch workflow is not shown there. The homepage also lists JSON output, MCP, and SARIF 2.1.0, and links to manual SHA256 and cosign checks for installation.
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