Incident response that starts before the war room.
On incident creation, Oz automatically launches an investigation that gathers relevant logs and telemetry, inspects recent code changes, and posts findings and likely root causes to Slack.
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Shrink MTTR by automating the first hours of investigation
Warp reduces downtime, escalation toil, and customer impact by gathering logs, correlating signals, and surfacing likely root causes immediately. Even modest reductions in MTTR can save substantial revenue and engineering cost.
Gather the evidence automatically.
Oz uses MCP servers to pull incident context from systems like Datadog, Sentry, Prometheus, PagerDuty, and OpsGenie without waiting for humans to open dashboards.
Connect telemetry to code.
Agents inspect recent deploys, diffs, services, and repo history so incident responders can see which code changes may explain the alert.
Post findings where teams work.
Warp summarizes logs, telemetry, and suspected root causes into Slack so the incident channel starts with evidence instead of guesswork.
From alert to evidence, root cause, and next steps
Trigger a secure Oz investigation when an incident opens, let agents collect the right context, and keep responders focused on decisions instead of dashboard spelunking.
Launch from the incident
When a PagerDuty, OpsGenie, or similar incident is created, Oz starts a cloud agent run with the incident title, impacted service, severity, owner, and linked alert metadata.
Correlate telemetry and recent changes
Agents gather relevant logs, traces, metrics, errors, deploys, and recent commits, then look for patterns across services, environments, and repositories.
Share likely root causes in Slack
Oz posts a concise incident briefing with findings, confidence level, linked evidence, suspected root causes, and recommended next steps directly into the Slack channel.
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Learn how the agent connects to observability tools, runs in the right environment, and posts findings where responders work.
MCP Servers.
Connect agents to observability systems, incident tools, and internal data sources through MCP.
Skills.
Encode incident runbooks, escalation paths, thresholds, and remediation playbooks.
Slack Integration.
Trigger agents from Slack threads and post investigation progress back to the incident channel.
Environments.
Run incident investigations in configured sandboxes with the right repos, tools, and credentials.
Codebase Context.
Inspect recent PRs, config changes, migrations, and code paths that correlate with the incident onset.
Ship better software
Warp is the agentic development environment. Warp Agent is a state-of-the-art coding harness, optimized for your toughest engineering challenges. Oz is the orchestration platform that runs agents at scale. Same agent, same context, any surface. Run and orchestrate Claude Code, Codex, and Warp agent locally or in the cloud, with shared memory.
Warp Terminal
A modern, open-source agentic development environment (ADE) born out of the terminal, built to give developers the best interface to work with any coding agent.
Warp Agent
A state of the art coding agent harness specializing in cross-repo codebase management, complex, long-running tasks and multi-agent orchestration.
Oz Agent Platform
Connect, coordinate, and control fleets of agents to automate workflows and ship better software. Agent infrastructure for shared context, observability, and team administration.
Start investigating incidents faster
Use Warp and Oz to automate the first evidence-gathering pass, summarize likely root causes, and keep responders focused on mitigation.
