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Choose a path

Start with a CI/CD outcome, an incident question, or a rollout for your organization. Pick the one that matches your goal.

Measure and fix CI

A 30-day reliability report for a repository, fixes for failing checks, and an agent that keeps pull requests green.Run the CI/CD demo →

Investigate an incident

Paste an alert or describe what is wrong. OpenSRE reads logs, metrics and deploys from your connected tools and answers in plain English.Run the quickstart →

Roll it out to your team

One account for the organization and a managed gateway that keeps running repairs after the laptop closes. Slack and other integrations are configured on each engineer’s machine.Review the enterprise setup →

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Start with a surface

The same opensre binary runs everywhere. Pick a surface, install it, and start your first session.
Install with one command, sign in, and pick a demo or type a request.
Windows uses PowerShell; see Install. The first prompt offers the CI/CD analysis of a repository on your machine, or skip it with E.
The CI/CD reliability report the first demo produces
Follow the Quickstart to install, sign in and run your first demo in a few minutes.

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Explore the docs

  • Get started: install on macOS, Linux, Windows or Docker, sign in, and the enterprise setup.
  • CI/CD: the reliability report, fixing failing checks, the repair agent, and the organization-wide health scan.
  • Using the shell: every slash command, how prompts map to tools, and goals that run across turns.
  • Run it anywhere: the gateway daemon, headless CLI, HTTP and Python APIs, and the managed gateway.
  • Platform: LLM providers, masking, sessions, memory, scheduled loops, and closed-loop learning.
  • Integrations: 60+ tools across monitoring, incidents, cloud, code, chat, databases and workflows.
  • Community: the showcase giveaway and the pull request review flow.

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How a turn runs

Say an alert fires and you paste it in:
  1. OpenSRE reads the alert and decides what kind of problem it is looking at.
  2. It gathers context: who owns the service, what changed recently, what is normal.
  3. It checks the tools you connected for logs, metrics and traces.
  4. It keeps digging and testing ideas until it can answer.
  5. It answers in the shell and sends the result where you asked: Slack, Telegram, a file.
Agent workflow
How OpenSRE Works
OpenSRE is open source. It works with the stack you already have, runs locally or hosted for a whole team, and shows how it reached every answer. The FAQ has the short answers.