It does mention that they send some of these in, and sometimes they get responses back that they are fine.
That covers all of your senior engineers that end up spending more time speccing/investigating things than code.
This kind of tool is probably very useful in 'fiefdom' companies where middle managers refuse to fire people because then they lose a headcount, or just protect their cronies. Having a central team that cuts across the company investigating that would be a good idea.
Unfortunately in a lot of cases, I can see people being fired off that even though they are doing other work, just because management don't understand what they do. Or worse because someone sells the tool as being flawless and they just fire anyone it picks up.
Having one superconstilation up there is fine, my concern is that once there are 2 or 3 of them, the communication between them to avoid each other will become a mess
For my personal projects I somehow ended up with git being on a OneDrive synced folder - carries over the general changes, then explicitly commit and push to get it to GitHub etc.
I assume in this case it's DDOSing the satellite,not the other way round?