Divergence
Code says one thing. Prod does another. Neat notices.
The static graph is what you meant to build. The observed graph is what's actually running. When they don't match, that's a divergence — and Neat finds it without you going looking.
- Catch a migration that shipped in code but never ran in production.
- Find the endpoint that's declared but silently 404ing in one region.
- Surface config that drifted away from what the repo claims — before it bites.