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AI SRE platform that investigates production incidents across Kubernetes, cloud, code and telemetry.
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(open full size in a new tab)Our take: OpsWorker suits SRE and platform teams on Kubernetes who want an AI agent to investigate incidents, though prices are not public and a demo or trial is needed.
Main limitation: No public prices; performance claims such as up to 80% lower MTTR are vendor claims.
OpsWorker suits SRE and platform teams on Kubernetes who want an AI agent to investigate incidents, though prices are not public and a demo or trial is needed. Based on the vendor's documentation, not on a hands-on test.
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OpsWorker is an AI SRE platform for Kubernetes and cloud teams. Its agents handle incident resolution, prevention, service discovery and production intelligence, correlating telemetry, infrastructure changes and code context to identify root causes and propose fixes, including auto-generated pull requests. The docs describe a SaaS app (app.opsworker.ai) plus a Kubernetes agent, with integrations for Prometheus, Grafana, Datadog, Slack, GitHub and GitLab. The site offers a demo and a 14-day free trial and states SOC2 compliance; no prices are published.

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Correlates telemetry, infrastructure changes and code to find root causes and propose resolutions. Reduces manual digging across dashboards.
Finds reliability risks such as misconfigurations before production and generates PRs for fixes. Moves work from firefighting to prevention.
Analyzes service topology and runtime connections to reveal hidden dependencies. Helps find the service behind cascading failures.
Builds a continuously updated model of infrastructure, deployments and ownership. Gives engineering leaders a shared view of production.


OpsWorker has no public API in its official documentation. Docs link exists; contents not captured.
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Ingests telemetry, infrastructure state and code context.
"Better suited" is based on documented features and pricing, not on a head-to-head test.
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No. The pricing page returned no content, so no plan prices are public in the fetched pages; the homepage offers a demo and a 14-day free trial. source (opens in a new tab)
The homepage lists Incident Resolution, Prevention, Service Discovery and Production Intelligence agents. source (opens in a new tab)
The homepage states OpsWorker is SOC2 compliant. source (opens in a new tab)
Investigation results are posted to Slack, with a dedicated incident chat for follow-up questions. source (opens in a new tab)
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Every fact about OpsWorker above comes from the 4 official pages listed here, last compared on Oct 2, 2026; we have not run OpsWorker ourselves, so it has no editorial score. How we check and re-check pages.
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