How Redis Streams fits into aanty
Redis Streams is the event backbone kumty already runs across 88 tables and 437 routes. aanty consumes Redis Streams natively, turning each of kumty’s 80+ event types into a system message in the entity’s thread — comments, @mentions and change-request state all land where the people who need them already are.
Stream consumer groups
aanty joins as a consumer group member so events are delivered once, in order, without polling.
Event type to message type
Each of kumty’s 80+ event types maps to a typed aanty message (update, alert, task) instead of a generic notification.
Entity threads, not a firehose
Events attach to the task, risk or decision they describe, so the conversation and the change-request state live in one place.
Inbound integration
Redis Streams events flow into aanty's event ingestion bus; each becomes a typed system message in the right channel or thread that a human can reply to directly — turning a state change into a place to talk, not just a notification to dismiss.
See it alongside
Other integrations and pages that pair naturally with this one.
See Redis Streams inside a real aanty workspace
Bring the Redis Streams events your team already generates. In fifteen minutes we'll show you what they look like as a conversation, not a notification.