Lumina

Software engineers spend a significant amount of time investigating incidents after failures occur. Logs, stack traces, repositories, and dependency relationships are often spread across multiple tools, forcing developers to manually trace failures before they can even begin fixing them. Lumina solves this problem by transforming repositories and incident logs into an interactive root-cause analysis experience. Users can connect a GitHub repository or upload a local project folder, then provide an incident log. Lumina analyzes repository files, builds a dependency graph from source-code relationships, parses stack traces, identifies fault locations, and maps failures back to the exact files and lines responsible for the issue. The platform then generates an investigation report containing the detected error type, affected source-code context, dependency chain, and code-aware remediation recommendations. These insights are visualized through an interactive dependency graph and incident dashboard, making complex failures easier to understand and diagnose. What makes Lumina unique is its ability to connect logs directly to repository structure and source context. While traditional observability tools focus on error reporting, Lumina continues the analysis process by helping users understand where a failure originated, how it propagates through dependencies, and what code may require attention. The result is a developer-centric platform that accelerates root-cause discovery, reduces investigation effort, and helps teams move from incident detection to actionable resolution more efficiently.