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Bring your alerts, logs, and code together so every automation starts with context.
Superlog can triage alerts, answer support questions, watch deploys, performance and observability in your code and infrastructure.
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| Automation | Triggers | Connectors | Last run | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fix production errorsInvestigate new errors and open a pull request with a fix. | SentryNew issue | GitHub +1 | 2 minutes agoSucceeded | Active | |
| Daily observability reviewFind monitoring gaps and suggest improvements to your code. | ScheduleEvery day at 9:00 AM | GitHub +1 | 1 hour agoSucceeded | Active |
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Bring your alerts, logs, and code together so every automation starts with context.
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Switch providers without having to rebuild all your engineering automations.
Based on workflows of world-class teams
Identify critical issues and filter out false positives, prepare ready-to-merge fixes. Engineers can finally focus on shipping.
Find all lingering issues, PRs stuck in review, tag reviewers without another meeting.
Was it a bug? Can we do this? Don’t distract engineers - Superlog can find the answer in the code and knowledge base.
Find unknown unknowns before they cause outages

Ask Superlog to check your infrastructure in AWS CloudWatch, Datadog and Sentry and find issues you didn’t have alerts for, before they become a problem.

Scan your codebase every day to find blind spots, bad metadata and performance regressions.

Superlog can take care of rebasing, flaky tests and merge queues. It will create dashboards and watch rollouts in case something goes wrong.
Connect your alerts, code, and cloud. Bring the context together.
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Every automation Superlog runs — triage an alert, answer a support question, open a fix pull request — is a paid agent run. Today those runs are funded with a card or with your own model key. $SUPLOG is the same meter on-chain: it settles the work the agents do for you, and it pays the builders whose automations other teams reuse.
Settlement for automation runs. One token, one unit of automation work, so cost follows usage instead of seats. Every plan on the pricing page is denominated in $SUPLOG. Bring your own model key and your subscription still carries the inference.
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