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title: "What is Autopilot in Lemwatch? — Lemwatch Help"
description: "Autopilot watches your sites, triages incidents, and executes safe remediations — from acking flappy alerts to re-running suspected false positives."
canonical: "https://lemwatch.com/help/autopilot-overview"
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# What is Autopilot in Lemwatch?

> Autopilot watches your sites, triages incidents, and executes safe remediations — from acking flappy alerts to re-running suspected false positives.

## Quick answer

 Autopilot is a rules-plus-AI engine that reacts to incidents in seconds — acknowledging, re-checking, routing, and (optionally) opening tickets — while you stay in control via safety rails.

## What it does

- Re-runs checks before paging you (kills 60–80% of flappy alerts)

- Routes incidents to the right teammate based on tags and time-of-day

- Auto-acknowledges known noise (deploy windows, planned maintenance)

- Generates a plain-English incident summary

- Opens PagerDuty / Slack / Linear tickets on confirmed outages

## Where to find it in Lemwatch

 **Settings → Autopilot.** Toggle features per org.

## How to enable

- Settings → Autopilot → Enable Autopilot .

- Pick which actions may run automatically vs. suggest-only.

- Review the safety rails .

- Watch the first week's action log — refine rules as needed.

## FAQ

### Does Autopilot ever modify my site?

 No. It only touches Lemwatch state (ack, route, comment) and outbound integrations you approve.

### Can I run in suggest-only mode?

 Yes — every action can be set to "suggest" for a trial period.

## Related

- Autopilot actions catalog

- Autopilot safety rails

- AI incident summaries


## Related

- [Help centre](https://lemwatch.com/help)
- [Autopilot actions catalog](https://lemwatch.com/help/autopilot-actions-catalog)
- [Autopilot safety rails](https://lemwatch.com/help/autopilot-safety-rails)
- [AI incident summaries](https://lemwatch.com/help/ai-incident-summaries)
- [Lemwatch pricing](https://lemwatch.com/pricing)
- [What is Autopilot Safe Mode?](https://lemwatch.com/help/autopilot-safe-mode)