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Work · February 12, 2026

OpsBrief

Hi HN, OpsBrief is out fof beta and live today! It consolidates incidents, alerts, and key events from Slack, GitHub, PagerDuty, Teams, Discord, Datadog, and more coming soon into one daily digest and searchable timeline for faster incident response and short MTTR. The problem we solved: During incidents and daily ops, engineers waste time gathering context from 6+ tools. Check PagerDuty for alerts. Scroll Slack for discussions. Check GitHub for deployments. Check Datadog for metrics. Teams or Discord for chat. By the time you have the full picture, critical time has passed, business is…

OpsBrief launched on February 12, 2026 with 6 votes, #1,572 of 16,627 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

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What it does

OpsBrief is a unified operational event platform. It aggregates incidents, deployments, campaigns, & alerts from ALL your stack - Slack, Teams, Datadog, Discord, PagerDuty & GitHub - into ONE source of truth. For Engineering: Diagnose & resolve incidents 6x faster. For Product: Understand feature launch impact in real-time. For Sales: See customer-facing incidents as they happen. For Ops: Prevent problems before they grow. One platform. Complete operational visibility.

AI-powered operations intelligence with daily briefs, dependency graphs, and incident heatmaps. Detect incidents before they escalate, correlate releases with outages, and track events across Slack, Teams, GitHub, and 20+ tools.

Consolidate incidents, releases, deployments, and campaigns from all your tools. One daily brief. AI-powered. Zero noise. AI-powered digests delivered to your inbox or chat. Plus a searchable timeline of everything that matters. Visualize service dependencies, correlate releases with incidents, and detect patterns with our powerful analytics dashboard. See CAUSES, RESOLVES, and RELATES relationships. Trace incidents back to their source. 7-30 day activity overview. Click any cell to drill into specific events. One platform for every team that needs to stay in the loop. Track what matters across departments - all in one place. Three simple steps to transform how your company stays informed.…from opsbrief.io

In the maker’s words, at launch

Hi HN, OpsBrief is out fof beta and live today! It consolidates incidents, alerts, and key events from Slack, GitHub, PagerDuty, Teams, Discord, Datadog, and more coming soon into one daily digest and searchable timeline for faster incident response and short MTTR. The problem we solved: During incidents and daily…

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