suture is an incident-recovery agent that finishes the job even when its worker crashes mid-run. Cleaning up a leaked key takes a chain of writes across systems, and a naive retry repeats the ones that already landed. suture records every step in a MongoDB ledger, checks whether a call landed before retrying, and counts a step done only after an independent check. A retro page writes the post-incident review.
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