MUMBAI, India, Oct. 26 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202641120559 A) filed by Dr. Theresa Cenate C F; Abhishek Ravicharan; S Sarvesh; and B Mohanakrishnan on October 08, 2026, for Rag-Enabled Multi-Agent Infrastructure Self-Healing.
Inventors include Dr. Theresa Cenate C F; Abhishek Ravicharan; S Sarvesh; and B Mohanakrishnan.
The application for the patent was published on October 23, 2026, under issue no. 43/2026.
Abstract: ABSTRACT The invention relates to a system that keeps watch over running infrastructure, works out what has gone wrong, and fixes it, with a human brought in only where the stakes call for one. A set of cooperating software agents, run as a state graph, merges duplicate alerts into a single incident, looks up similar past incidents and runbooks in a vector index, and proposes ranked root causes, each with a confidence score. Every proposed fix is placed in one of four risk tiers. Low and medium risk fixes are carried out automatically, high risk fixes wait for an engineer's approval, and critical cases go straight to the on-call engineer. Approved actions run through a whitelisted set of tools reached over the Model Context Protocol, and the outcome is checked against the same metrics that raised the alarm before the incident is closed. Every decision is saved to a replayable audit trail that feeds back into the vector index and can be questioned in plain language
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