How Superlog fits your workflow
Most observability tools stop at surfacing problems. Superlog goes further: it connects your telemetry pipeline to your source code and your pull request workflow. When something breaks in production, you see an incident in the Superlog dashboard, an agent starts an investigation, and a fix PR lands in your repository — all without you having to triage a wall of log lines. Superlog integrates with the tools you already use. It speaks OTLP natively, so any OpenTelemetry-instrumented application can start sending data with a one-line configuration change. GitHub integration gives agents read access to your code and write access to open PRs. The MCP server brings live incident context into AI coding assistants like Claude or Cursor.Editions
Superlog is available in two editions. Community (self-hosted, open-source) — the complete platform, free to run on your own infrastructure. The Community edition includes the web app, API, OTLP ingest proxy, and background workers. It ships with a default community agent runner that records a local incident summary for every detected incident. Licensed under Apache 2.0 and developed in the open at github.com/superloglabs/superlog. Superlog Cloud (hosted) — a fully managed version of Superlog with a free tier and pay-as-you-go plans. Cloud handles infrastructure, scaling, and upgrades so you can focus on building. Sign up at superlog.sh.Key capabilities
Quickstart
Send your first telemetry and trigger an AI investigation in minutes.
Incidents
Understand how Superlog groups signals into incidents.
Agent Runs
Learn how AI agents investigate incidents and propose fixes.
MCP Server
Bring live incident context into your coding agent.
Superlog is licensed under the Apache License 2.0. You are free to use, modify, and distribute the Community edition for any purpose.