When you’re building your app, things break, a form stops working, a request fails for no clear reason, and now you’re tasked with quickly figuring out what happened and pushing a fix.
In a recent demo, I showed how you can use OpsCompanion to reduce as much of the manual intervention in your application.
The Problem
Most users don’t report bugs. They just leave.
Even if you have logs, your coding agent isn’t seeing what’s actually happening in production. It’s working off code, not reality.
So you end up doing everything manually. Check logs. Find the issue. Write the fix. Deploy.
The Setup
The goal is to give your agent access to what’s actually happening in your app.
With OpsCompanion, your logs become usable context. Now your agent isn’t guessing. It can see real errors, from real users, in real time.
1. Connect Your Agent
Download the OpsCompanion CLI.
Add logging to your app. Send that data to OpsCompanion.
Now your agent has access to production logs, memory, usage data, and other metrics on how it’s interacting with your users.
2. Let It Fix Things
Once it has context, you can give it simple instructions.
“Find the latest error. Fix it. Push to GitHub.”
In the demo, this caught a validation issue in a signup form and fixed it without any manual work.
3. Automate It
Now remove yourself from the loop.
Set a schedule.
Example: every day at 9am.
Have your agent:
- check logs
- find issues
- fix them
- push updates
Now your app is improving without you touching it.
Why This Matters
Most teams spend their time reacting to problems. Now your system monitors itself, fixes issues, and keeps moving.
Less time debugging. More time building.
If you want to try it, install the OpsCompanion CLI and connect your agent.
Watch the full walkthrough here