The live app · Nebius Global AI Hackathon
The bisect that refuses
to blame the innocent.
An unattended git bisect run in one reused environment can blame the wrong commit when dependencies drift across the range. Faultline tests every suspect in a fresh Nebius container built from that commit’s own dependencies, proves both ends first, refuses to guess when the verdicts disagree — and has NVIDIA Nemotron explain the culprit.
- Each commit, its own environment
- One terminating Nebius Serverless AI Job per probe, installing that commit's own declared dependencies.
- Both ends tested, not assumed
- Round 1 runs your known-good ref and your failing ref in clean containers. If the failing ref passes there, the bug is in your environment — and Faultline says so.
- Or no answer at all
- If the verdicts contradict each other, no single commit explains them and Faultline refuses to name one. Commits that will not build are skipped, never blamed.
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Trace 01 · the product, running
A real hunt, replayed
Real Nebius job IDs, real timestamps, real verdicts. It costs nothing to view and it is never presented as live.
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Trace 02 · start a hunt
Three fields. No YAML.
Point Faultline at a public repository, a failing test, and the last ref where it passed. It resolves the install command from the repository — check it, edit it, start.
Trace 03 · sponsor integration
Nebius is the engine, not a badge
Every probe is a container on Nebius Serverless AI Jobs; every verdict comes back through a presigned Object Storage URL, so no credential ever enters a probe; every explanation is one Token Factory call to NVIDIA Nemotron.
What Nebius actually runs
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