Fiberplane

In plain words

Fiberplane is a collaborative SRE environment designed for infrastructure teams to investigate and document incidents together. It combines real-time data access with a programmable notebook format, allowing engineers to work alongside teammates during troubleshooting and post-incident reviews. Built as an open source technical notebook hosted in the cloud, it streamlines how DevOps and SRE teams coordinate around infrastructure issues and knowledge sharing.

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From the sources

Fiberplane puts a programmable SRE environment at the fingertips of engineers, redefining collaboration for infrastructure teams. It offers collaborative investigation & documentation with real data, all hosted within a technical open source notebook format.

Building the control plane for software work in the age of agents

Fiberplane is building the control plane for software work in the age of agents. Fiberplane is building the control plane for software work in the age of agents. Local-first, agent-native issue tracking built for Claude Code and sharp sessions. AI-powered code review that turns diffs into stories — right from your terminal or desktop. Binds specs to code. Lints for drift. Warns you before a stale doc makes it tofrom fiberplane.com

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