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Introduction

OpsTrails is a timeline builder for crucial platform events. It gives your team a single, shared timeline of every deployment, rollback, release, incident, and data load across all your infrastructure.

The Problem

When something breaks in production, the first question is always “what changed?”. Answering it usually means digging through CI/CD logs, Slack threads, Git history, and deploy dashboards scattered across half a dozen tools. It takes minutes when it should take seconds.

The Solution

OpsTrails collects events from your existing tools — CI/CD pipelines, webhooks, Kubernetes operators, Terraform, and more — into a unified timeline. Every event follows the CloudEvents 1.0 specification, giving you a consistent, queryable history of what happened, when, and where.

How It Works

1. Record events — Send events via the HTTP API, TypeScript SDK, CLI, or let your CI/CD pipelines and platform integrations do it automatically.

2. Query with AI — Connect any MCP-compatible AI assistant (Claude, Copilot, Cursor) and ask natural-language questions like “what was deployed in the last 2 hours?”

3. Analyze impact — Connect analytics providers (Sentry, Datadog, Google Analytics, New Relic) to see before/after metrics around each event.

💡 OpsTrails is NOT a logging or analytics tool

OpsTrails records events — discrete moments like “deployed v1.2.3 to production”. It does not ingest logs, traces, or continuous metric streams. Think of it as a structured changelog for your infrastructure.

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