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On November 3, 2026, PagerDuty Inc. released Paige, an AI agent for site reliability engineering (SRE). The agent runs on the flagship product, which has been renamed the PD Reliability Platform, and PD Labs was also opened for customers to try early features. According to a report by SiliconANGLE that day, Paige's permissions are set by team, it can handle low-risk scenarios autonomously, its recommendations come with evidence and confidence levels, and it can write resolved incidents into shared memory for future reference. A benchmark report provided by PagerDuty with the release states that Paige outperformed mainstream AI coding agents in simulated IT fault diagnosis. Paige and the PD Reliability Platform are now generally available. There are currently no subsequent developments.
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PagerDuty launches SRE agent Paige and renames Operations Cloud to PD…
PagerDuty has released Paige, an AI agent for site reliability engineering, running on its flagship product now renamed the PD Reliability Platform, while also opening PD Labs for customers to try early features. Paige's permissions are set by team; in low-risk scenarios it can act autonomously, its suggestions come with evidence and confidence levels, and resolved incidents can be written into shared memory for future reference. A benchmark report provided by PagerDuty alongside the release claims that Paige outperforms mainstream AI coding agents in simulated IT fault diagnosis; Paige and the PD Reliability Platform are now generally available.