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Christine Miller

Co-founder and engineering leader, named behind the Causely MCP server listing on Anchor Terminal.

Christine Miller

Co-founder and engineering leader

Christine Miller is a co-founder and engineering leader at Causely, with more than 20 years in enterprise software. She led large-scale reliability and observability programmes at Turbonomic and IBM, and earlier was director of software engineering at SMARTS, working on network management and event correlation.

What Christine builds

  • Causely MCP server E · Observability & incidents

    Causely's hosted MCP server gives agents the root causes, affected services, changes and evidence that Causely's causal reasoning system infers from a team's telemetry, with tools for health checks, post-deploy checks, postmortems and detection settings.

    Co-founder and engineering leader, researched 27 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Christine Miller?

Christine Miller is a co-founder and engineering leader at Causely, with more than 20 years in enterprise software. She led large-scale reliability and observability programmes at Turbonomic and IBM, and earlier was director of software engineering at SMARTS, working on network management and event correlation.

What does Causely, Inc. make?

Anchor Terminal lists Causely MCP server from Causely, Inc.. Causely's hosted MCP server gives agents the root causes, affected services, changes and evidence that Causely's causal reasoning system infers from a team's telemetry, with tools for health checks, post-deploy checks, postmortems and detection settings.

Who has invested in Causely, Inc.?

The sources our research read name Amity Ventures, 645 Ventures, Glasswing Ventures, Cervin Ventures and Tau Ventures.

How are Christine's tools graded?

Causely MCP server is graded E, 39.7 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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