All 78 Dependencies
Every package superlog depends on, ranked by repo health score.
Superlog is an open-core observability workspace purpose-built for teams that want more than dashboards — it wants to fix your bugs while you sleep. It ingests traces, logs, and metrics over OpenTelemetry, fingerprints and groups noisy signals into coherent incidents, then dispatches AI agent runners that clone your GitHub repository, root-cause the failure, and open pull requests with proposed fixes.
The community edition ships a complete self-hosted stack: a Vite/React web application for incident investigation, an HTTP API with full multi-tenancy, an OTLP intake proxy that handles both standard OpenTelemetry protocol and AWS Kinesis Firehose delivery streams, and a background worker that orchestrates agent lifecycles, incident grouping decisions, and auto-recovery proposals. Every layer is backed by Postgres for relational state and ClickHouse for telemetry queries at scale.
Agent runs are first-class stateful objects with a defined lifecycle — queued, repo_discovery, running, awaiting_human, complete — and can be resumed interactively after they finish, letting engineers talk to an investigation directly in Slack or the web UI. The pluggable agent runner backend means the same incident can be routed to different investigation runtimes, and memory between runs accumulates project-level context over time.
Superlog is a Y Combinator P26 company offering a free self-hosted community edition as well as Superlog Cloud with a free tier, pay-as-you-go metering, and bundled credit packs for investigation runs. The codebase is Apache 2.0 licensed, written entirely in TypeScript, and maintained with active daily commits.
