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OnePatch is an AI SRE for your workspace. It reads your telemetry and code, builds monitors and dashboards, investigates problems, and proposes fixes. You can work with it in the app, in Slack, or through your coding agent.

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The agent over your data

Send OpenTelemetry traces, metrics, and logs, and connect your GitHub repositories. The agent uses both to understand how your system works. Getting started covers setup. Connect AWS, Linear, or your own MCP servers from Integrations to give it more tools. Set agent instructions for team conventions and rules for taking action. The agent also carries learned context across chats through workspace-wide memory.

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Ask it to investigate or watch something

Ask a question in chat, such as “Why did checkout latency rise after the last deploy?” The agent queries the data and reads the code to investigate. For ongoing visibility, ask it to build a dashboard or monitor. Dashboards show live telemetry; monitors run scheduled checks. Monitors can also watch email alerts from other systems. The Services page brings together each service’s health, monitors, dashboards, and dependencies.

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Follow an investigation

An armed monitor that fires opens an incident. The agent investigates, records its findings with links to evidence, and works toward a resolution. It can tune a false alarm, open a fix PR, or ask for a decision or action it needs from you. Related incidents can be merged into one episode. A monitor recovering prompts the agent to reassess; it does not close the incident automatically. You can follow the report or reply in the incident’s chat. See Incidents and Slack.

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Verify what ships

For runtime changes in connected repositories, the agent writes a verification plan on the pull request. After merge and deployment, it checks production against that plan and reports the result on the PR. A regression opens an incident. See Verify PRs in prod for deploy setup and coverage.

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Work from your existing tools

Slack supports direct messages, mentions, incident replies, and watched channels. Coding-agent plugins let your editor query telemetry, read investigations, and hand work to OnePatch. These all use the same workspace context.