An AI agent that understands your data.

Janet reads your OpenTelemetry data and works out what it means. Ask how a service is doing, what broke, or tell Janet what to watch, in plain English.

Example conversations. Figures are illustrative.

How it works

Send Janet your telemetry. Get answers back.

Traces, metrics and logs are hard to read one at a time. Janet ingests your OpenTelemetry data, connects it across services, and keeps that picture current.

You don't write queries or build dashboards first. You ask a question, and Janet investigates the data and tells you what it found.

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What you can ask

Ask about your systems the way you'd ask a teammate.

Janet handles questions, instructions and investigations.

How is the payments app performing?

Get a current read on latency, errors and throughput, and how they compare to normal.

Alert me on Slack if the orders app goes down.

Describe what you want watched. Janet sets it up and posts to Slack when it happens.

What is wrong with the orders app?

Janet follows the evidence across services and points to the likely cause.

Anomalies

Janet spots anomalies before you ask.

Janet learns what normal looks like for your infrastructure and flags what departs from it. You don't set a threshold for every metric.

Each finding explains what changed, where, and when it started, so you begin with context rather than a bare alarm.

Anomaly Checkout latency above its usual rangeJust now
Anomaly Error rate rising on a dependency12 min ago

Code ships faster. Knowing what's wrong has to keep up.

AI coding tools let teams change more, more often. Every change is a new chance for something to behave differently in production, and nobody has read all of the code that got there.

That makes observability and monitoring matter more, not less. Janet shortens the path from "something is off" to "here's why", so you can find what's wrong without digging through every signal by hand.

Connect your telemetry and ask Janet.

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