An agentic AI platform that autonomously diagnoses Oracle EBS and Fusion failures — and routes human-governed fixes through a built-in approval framework.
Every Oracle ERP team faces the same cycle: an incident fires, a consultant is called, scripts are run by hand, support notes are searched manually. The tools exist to automate all of it.
A DBA manually running diagnostic queries, cross-referencing Oracle Support notes, and assembling a root cause analysis takes hours. The platform does it in under five minutes.
Every resolved incident is institutional knowledge — but it stays in someone's head or a disconnected ticket. The platform captures every resolution and makes it searchable for the next incident.
Manual DBA fixes leave no signed record of who did what, why, and what changed. SOX and ITGC controls require exactly that — and the platform generates it automatically for every action.
My Oracle Support requires authentication, manual searching, and expert interpretation. The platform retrieves, ranks, and applies relevant support notes automatically for every detected error code.
An unresolved invoice hold at month-end is not an AP problem — it is an executive problem. Fast, governed resolution is the difference between closing on time and a board-level conversation.
Without a knowledge base that learns from resolutions, the same ORA errors, the same holds, and the same interface failures recur indefinitely — treated as a new incident by the next consultant on the ticket.
The ORA-01652 incident below is a real example. The platform handles every step autonomously — and stops for human approval before touching production data.
Every Oracle incident follows the same 8-step sequence. Step 6 is the only step that requires a human — every other step runs autonomously.
A user submits "Invoices stuck in INCOMPLETE status with ORA-01652." The portal captures the error code, module, and description as a structured JSON payload sent to n8n via webhook.
An LLM-based router agent classifies the incident domain and dispatches the correct diagnostic workflow — in this case, a DBA-level tablespace issue.
The platform triggers the Tablespace Diagnostic Script from the 65-script library. SQL runs against the Oracle database and returns structured JSON for LLM analysis.
Result: TEMP tablespace at 99.8% utilization. Root cause confirmed. Resolution path generated: extend TEMP tablespace by 5GB.
The browser agent authenticates into My Oracle Support, searches ORA-01652 TEMP Tablespace, and retrieves the top-ranked knowledge article — without human involvement.
Because ALTER SYSTEM is a High-Risk action, the platform pauses. The lead DBA receives a Slack notification with the AI reasoning and an Execute Fix button. Nothing runs until they approve.
Upon approval, the tablespace extension executes. A signed audit record captures who approved, what SQL ran, and the before/after state.
The complete resolution is vectorized and stored in Milvus. The next ORA-01652 incident retrieves this resolution in seconds.
Every platform action is classified before execution. The traffic light system determines whether the platform proceeds autonomously or pauses for human approval.
Diagnostic and read-only actions run without human involvement. Results are reported directly to the submitting user with no approval step required.
Non-destructive management actions auto-execute, but an Instant Rollback button remains available to the admin for a defined time window.
Any action touching production data or system configuration requires explicit admin approval. The platform serializes state and waits for a signed decision.
The platform is designed in four distinct, interlocking phases — each buildable independently, each adding a layer of autonomous capability.
The foundational event-driven architecture: ingestion, diagnostic, intelligence, and delivery layers. n8n orchestrates the full flow from incident submission to resolution delivery.
Explore Architecture →Semantic chunking of Oracle diagnostic outputs, Milvus vector storage with metadata filtering, and a RAG pipeline that improves with every resolved incident.
Explore Knowledge Base →A containerized Playwright browser agent that authenticates into My Oracle Support, retrieves top-ranked knowledge articles, and returns structured resolution content to the workflow.
Explore Integration →The traffic light risk classification system, the Human-in-the-Loop Safe-Stop sequence, the Decision Tower approval UI, and a signed SOX/ITGC-compliant audit record for every platform action.
Explore Governance →Every component is production-grade, self-hostable, and designed for Oracle ERP environments where security and compliance are non-negotiable.
Technical deep-dives on building an autonomous Oracle support system — written for DBAs, Oracle architects, and IT leaders.
A step-by-step breakdown of how the platform takes a tablespace error from alert to governed fix without a human running a single query.
Why autonomous Oracle support without a human approval layer is the wrong architecture — and how the Safe-Stop sequence makes it safe for production.
How the platform satisfies SOX/ITGC controls with signed audit records, separation of duties, and JWT-secured approval flows.
This is a vision under active development. We are talking to Oracle teams who want to be part of shaping it.
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