Triage model
- Watch: a signal worth reviewing, but not yet proven dangerous.
- Review: strong concern or unusual activity with supporting context.
- Level Fire: credible threat to protocol funds or the wider Solana ecosystem.
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Join the Watch
Watch members help review sensitive alerts, share context, and escalate credible protocol threats before they spread.
This page summarizes the community discussion around FireWatch and how the review layer works. FireWatch members do not replace the indexer. They add human triage on top of raw program, multisig, IDL, and dependency signals.
What watch members do
- Review sensitive alerts that deserve human context.
- Confirm whether a change looks routine, risky, or ecosystem-threatening.
- Upgrade an alert to Level Fire when a real threat is detected.
What Level Fire means
Level Fire is the highest community escalation. It means the reviewing group believes the alert indicates a real operational threat: malicious upgrade risk, governance compromise, unsafe signer change, exploit path, or another event that should trigger immediate defensive action.
FAQ
Who are watch members?
Watch members are the people allowed to discuss and triage alerts inside the FireWatch review layer. The current plan is to keep this group invite-only and FireWatch-first.
Is FireWatch free for members?
Yes. FireWatch is free for members, and that is called out directly in the product because the review layer is designed to support operator safety.
What is the community discussion about?
The discussion is about how to add human review without turning FireWatch into a noisy social feed. The goal is a small, trusted group that can assess alerts fast and raise the bar only when the threat is real.
Why not let everyone vote on alerts?
Because moderation matters. The current direction is a narrow review group with accountability, not an open popularity system.