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The Investigation Wizard is the bridge between triage and response. Starting from one alert or several, it does the tedious set-up for you — pulling out indicators, gathering context, and writing the prompt — then hands a ready-to-run investigation to Centurion’s SOC variant.

Where It Starts

You launch the wizard from the Alerts tab:

From one alert

Use Investigate / Enrich on a single detection to investigate it on its own.

From many alerts

Multi-select a cluster and use bulk investigate to open one investigation across all of them.

What the Wizard Prepares

Before anything reaches the AI, the wizard assembles the investigation:
1

Extracts indicators

It reads the selected alerts and pulls out the indicators of compromise — IPs, domains, hashes, URLs, users, and hosts.
2

Attaches relevant context

It gathers related documents and reference material so the agent has the background it needs.
3

Selects the assets in play

It picks the devices and integrations connected to the detection, so the investigation can reach the right hosts and tools.
4

Composes a structured prompt

It writes a clear, SOC-shaped investigation prompt from everything it gathered — no blank page to fill in.

What Happens Next

The composed investigation is handed to Centurion’s SOC variant in the chat. From there it runs like any other conversation: the orchestrator coordinates specialists — Orion to enrich the indicators, Perseus to inspect or act on an affected host — and you watch the reasoning and tool calls stream in live.

Centurion, in SOC mode

How the orchestrator runs a detection-and-response investigation end to end.
The wizard gets an investigation moving fast, but it doesn’t act on your environment by itself. Any response — isolating a host, blocking an indicator — is proposed in chat for you to approve. See AI proposes, you approve.

From Investigation to Record

Once the picture is clear, ask Scribe to write the investigation up as a report you can share, or keep the conversation as your working record.