LinkRivers Documentation

Learn how to set up Autopilot to automatically detect and fix issues across your websites — through your source code.

What is LinkRivers?

LinkRivers is an autonomous web governance platform built around one thing: Autopilot. Connect your GitHub repository and hosting integrations, describe the rules you care about, and Autopilot detects problems and ships rollback-safe pull requests to fix them.

Unlike monitoring tools that only alert you, LinkRivers closes the loop by taking action at the source code level. Autopilot can:

• Fix broken links, missing metadata, and content issues via pull requests
• Purge CDN caches when stale content is detected
• Roll back deployments when errors spike
• Run custom rules you define in plain language

Core Features

Autopilot

The autonomous agent that detects issues, diagnoses root causes, and executes fixes through your connected tools. Every action is a pull request — logged, auditable, and reversible.

Monitoring

Built-in monitoring for uptime, response time, and errors. Used as a fallback sensor layer when integrations aren't available. Autopilot reads these signals to decide when to act.

Integrations

Connect GitHub, Vercel, Cloudflare, Netlify, Shopify, Google Search Console, and more. Integrations are how Autopilot sees your site and where it takes action.

Getting Started

1. Create your account

   Sign up at app.linkrivers.com. No credit card required.

2. Add your website

   Enter your website URL. LinkRivers detects your tech stack and starts monitoring immediately.

3. Connect your integrations

   Link GitHub, your hosting provider, and CDN. This is what gives Autopilot the ability to read your site and ship fixes.

4. Set your rules

   Describe what you want Autopilot to watch for. It maps your intent to actions in the Library and runs automatically.

Need Help?

If you have questions or run into issues:

• Check our FAQ for common questions
• Email us at support@linkrivers.com