Opsphere
PRODUCT FACTS

What is Opsphere?

Opsphere is an Operational Intelligence Layer for DevOps, SRE and Platform Engineering teams. It connects existing infrastructure, observability, deployment, code and edge systems, supports evidence-backed operational investigations, and maintains reusable Operational Context — without replacing the systems that own the underlying data.

What Opsphere does

  • Evidence-backed Operational InvestigationsStructured investigations with parallel hypotheses, operational evidence from the systems you run, calculated confidence, a timeline and explicit verification conditions.
  • Operational ContextReusable operational relationships across services, environments and repositories — including an Operational Knowledge Graph, Investigation Memory and Similar Incident Matching, with provenance and scoped retrieval.
  • MCP Operational GatewayAtomic tools for direct queries and high-level workflows for structured investigations, returned as machine-readable output, compatible with Cursor, Codex and Claude.
  • TrustRead-only by default, tenant isolated, account-aware and environment-scoped. Source systems remain authoritative for the underlying data.

What Opsphere is not

  • An observability datastore
  • A telemetry pipeline replacement
  • An incident management system
  • A generic MCP tool server
  • An autonomous remediation platform

Who Opsphere is for

  • DevOps teams
  • SRE teams
  • Platform Engineering teams
  • Infrastructure teams
  • Engineering teams operating production systems

Systems Opsphere works with

Opsphere connects to systems you already run across these categories:

  • Cloud
  • Kubernetes
  • Observability
  • CI/CD
  • Deployments
  • Code
  • Network / Edge
  • Security

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AI compatibility

Opsphere is model-agnostic. Operational intelligence and context are maintained by Opsphere, while supported AI models and clients such as Cursor, Codex, Claude and the Web Client provide different ways to interact with the platform.

Data ownership

Operational knowledge in Opsphere. Operational data in the systems that already own it.

Opsphere retains operational knowledge — relationships, previous investigations and structured findings — while logs, metrics, traces, code, deployment records and infrastructure state stay in the systems that produce them. Opsphere queries and correlates those systems rather than importing their data.

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