Questions
What are graph nodes?
Every function, class, module, pod, service, and integration endpoint in your codebase is a graph node. A typical 50K-line repo has ~5,000 nodes. Monorepos and microservices have the same node count as separate repos - you can't game it.
What are the 9 eBPF probes?
Real-time kernel tracing: TCP retransmits, block I/O latency, CPU scheduler queue latency, kernel packet drops, OOM kills, process execution, TCP connection lifecycle, TCP resets, and Linux capability checks. These run in-kernel with near-zero overhead.
Are tool calls limited?
No. All tools are unlimited within your tier. You pay for infrastructure footprint (nodes, agents, users), not per API call. Run diagnose_error 1,000 times a day - no extra charge.
Can I try before I buy?
Yes. The local tools are completely free with no account needed. Install with curl savants.sh | sh and start querying your codebase immediately. Cloud features require a paid plan.
What integrations are included?
Starter includes Sentry, GitHub, Linear, Slack, and Cloudflare. Pro adds AWS and GCP. Enterprise includes custom integrations. All tiers get unlimited tool calls to connected services.
Do you store my source code?
No. Savants only stores metadata - function signatures, call graphs, file paths, and line numbers. Your actual source code never leaves your machine. Verifiable with a packet capture.