Ops automation, incident response, and runbooks for on-call teams.
You can SSH into a server, pipe logs to Claude, and ask what's wrong. It works. But if you're doing it 15 times a month, a purpose-built tool starts making sense.
I built SuperTerminal to replace the 30 minutes of grepping that comes before every fix.
Rundeck runs jobs across server fleets. SuperTerminal diagnoses what broke. Different tools for different problems.
Warp helps you write code. SuperTerminal helps you when that code breaks in production.
Coroot traces dependencies with eBPF. We read logs over SSH. Same goal, different route.
Datadog shows you everything. SuperTerminal tells you why the alert fired.
Dynatrace covers full-stack enterprise observability. BitSentry focuses on faster incident diagnosis.
FireHydrant manages the incident process. SuperTerminal figures out what caused the incident.
Grafana shows the problem. SuperTerminal tells you what caused it.
incident.io coordinates the response. SuperTerminal finds the root cause.
PagerDuty wakes you up. BitSentry tells you what broke. Most teams need both.
Rootly covers the whole incident lifecycle. We cover the investigation.
The average incident takes 30-45 minutes to diagnose. At 15 incidents a month, that's 10+ hours of log hunting. Here's where the money goes.
How BitSentry connects to Sentry, what data it pulls, and how it feeds errors into root cause analysis.
How BitSentry connects to Wazuh, queries Elasticsearch, and feeds security alerts into root cause analysis.