Getting Started
Quick Start
Set up OpsCompanion with your coding agent so your app works in production and stays up.
Step 1: Install OPC
Install the OpsCompanion CLI in as few commands as possible:
brew tap opscompanion/opc
brew install opcStep 2: Run Setup
Run the guided setup flow:
opc setupStep 3: Ask Your Agent To Instrument The App
Ask your agent to start setting up logs and traces across your app.
Tell it to:
- Capture user actions, API requests, database queries, and external API calls
- Track the full request flow from frontend to backend to database
- Log all errors, slow responses, and failed jobs
- Make sure background tasks and scheduled jobs are also instrumented
You can use a prompt like this:
Set up logs and traces across this app for OpsCompanion. Capture user actions, API requests, database queries, and external API calls. Track the full request flow from frontend to backend to database. Log all errors, slow responses, and failed jobs. Make sure background tasks and scheduled jobs are also instrumented.What You Get
Once this is in place, OpsCompanion can figure out what happened, how people are using your app, and what changed when something breaks.
You can see:
- Logs across your application and background workers
- Traces that show the full flow of a request
- Errors, slow responses, and failed jobs
- Activity from your AI agents alongside the rest of your production context
Everything shows up together in the OpsCompanion dashboard so you can understand what is happening in production without stitching it together by hand.
Next Steps
- Knowledge - Store and search the context your team and agents need
- Observability - Send logs and traces into OpsCompanion
- Integrations - Connect the rest of your stack