Operational investigations, context and evidence in one interface
The Web Client gives you direct browser access to Opsphere — operational queries, structured investigations, and reusable context — without setting up a local IDE or MCP client.
Ask operational questions. Inspect the evidence. Understand why the conclusion holds.
MORE THAN A CHAT WINDOW
See the investigation, not just the answer
A chat interface can return an answer. When an operational question needs investigation, Opsphere can show the reasoning behind that answer as a visible structure instead of collapsing it into a single AI-generated paragraph.
In the Web Client you can review which hypotheses were evaluated, which evidence supports or contradicts each one, how much confidence the evidence justifies, how the relevant events line up in time, and which conditions still need to be verified before a conclusion is treated as solid.
Cursor, Codex and Claude are other interfaces: the intelligence stays in Opsphere. The Web Client is where you look at it.
Answers without the reasoning
A one-paragraph AI answer hides the hypotheses, the evidence, and the confidence behind it. Operators cannot check work they cannot see.
Investigation state scattered across tools
When findings live in screenshots, chat threads and personal notes, every handoff restarts the correlation work from zero.
Context lost between sessions
Without a place to hold operational context and prior investigations, troubleshooting starts from an empty page each time.
WHAT THE WEB CLIENT SHOWS
More than a chat answer
The Web Client is Opsphere's own visual surface for the operational intelligence layer — the same read-only connectors and operational knowledge graph, in a browser session for the whole team.
See the reasoning
Parallel hypotheses, supporting and contradicting evidence, and a calculated confidence level — laid out, not summarised away.
Inspect the evidence
Every finding keeps its source and tool metadata, so a conclusion can be traced back to the operational evidence it rests on.
Understand why it holds
Verification conditions state what has to be true for a conclusion to stand, and relevant previous context shows what is already known.
THE INVESTIGATOR
A structured view of every investigation
When a question needs investigation, the Web Client presents these six elements as a structure you can read and reuse.
Parallel hypotheses
Several plausible explanations can stay open at once. You can tell which are supported, which are contradicted, and which are still unresolved.
Operational evidence
Findings from real operational tools are shown as evidence that supports, contradicts or leaves a hypothesis unresolved. The source stays visible so conclusions trace back to it.
Calculated confidence
Confidence is derived from the quality of the evidence, independent sources and any contradictions — reported as HIGH, MEDIUM or LOW, not as the model's subjective rating.
Investigation timeline
When sources provide real timestamps, relevant events — deployments, errors, recovery signals — are ordered into a compact sequence. When timestamps are absent, no timeline is invented.
Verification conditions
Important conclusions and recommendations come with concrete checks for whether the problem is actually resolved — error rate back to baseline, workload Ready, endpoint healthy, certificate valid, synthetic check passing.
Relevant previous context
When it helps, Opsphere brings in operational context and related prior investigations so troubleshooting does not start from scratch. Previous context informs the investigation; current evidence still decides the conclusion.
OPERATIONAL CONTEXT
Start with context, not a blank conversation
Opsphere can retrieve context tied to the tenant, account and environment of the investigation — including operational relationships and relevant previous investigations. That context is used selectively and with defined limits, not loaded wholesale into every interaction.
LIVE EVIDENCE
Context helps. Live systems still decide.
Investigation Memory does not replace current queries. Even when a similar incident exists in the history, Opsphere still queries the operational sources to confirm what is happening now.
Historical context accelerates the investigation. Live evidence validates the present.
ONE LAYER, MANY INTERFACES
One operational layer, different interfaces
The Web Client is Opsphere's own visual experience. Cursor, Codex, Claude and other compatible clients reach the same operational layer through MCP, while the Web Client gives investigations, evidence, context and verification a dedicated representation inside Opsphere.
Different interface. Same operational intelligence layer.
TRUST BOUNDARIES
Investigate without changing production
The Web Client inherits Opsphere's posture. It inspects, correlates and investigates — it does not execute changes.
Read-only by default · Tenant isolated · Environment scoped · Evidence-backed · Source systems remain authoritative · No autonomous production changes
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Investigate your operational environment from anywhere
Add the Web Client to your Opsphere platform and give the whole team a structured view of investigations, evidence and context from the browser.