My Server Files Its Own Tickets, Then Waits for My Signature to Heal Itself

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This is a submission for the Sanity Challenge, Path Two: Vibe-Code Something Strange Servers crash at 3 AM. A human wakes up, SSHs in, types systemctl restart, and goes back to sleep. I wondered if the ticket could do that work instead. Ops Brain is a server that files its own incident reports in Sanity and heals itself, but only after a human approves. The loop: A small Python agent watches my Ubuntu machine.

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