Built for the Slack Agent Builder Challenge

AI Incident Response.
Native to Slack.

Investigate outages, coordinate responders, analyze deployments, and generate postmortems—all without leaving Slack.

Use OpsPilot from Slack's agent experience, mention it in a channel, or launch a workflow with /opspilot.

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Install OpsPilot in Slack, then connect your GitHub project during setup.

The product lives in Slack

From first signal to final follow-up.

OpsPilot joins the conversation, assembles evidence, and turns its findings into an incident workflow your team can act on.

Acme Engineering · Slack

# inc-checkout-api

Checkout incident coordination

SEV-1
MC

Maya Chen 10:14 AM

@OpsPilot investigate checkout failures after the latest deploy

OpsPilot App10:14 AM

Checkout API returning HTTP 500

SEV-1 · 91%

Multiple signals point to a database pool regression introduced by the 2.19.0 production rollout.

Impact

12.6k failed requests

Owner

Checkout Platform

Next update

10:29 AM

Open incident roomDraft postmortemResolve incident
Investigation result

Evidence-backed hypothesis

Deployment timing, pool timeouts, and a matching prior incident converge on the same likely cause.
Incident channel

# inc-checkout-api-0703

Responders, owners, impact, and the initial action checklist arrive in one coordinated channel.
Postmortem

Draft ready for review

Summary, impact, timeline, root cause, resolution, and follow-ups are assembled from the incident context.

How it works

One install flow. Slack stays the interface.

OpsPilot installs into Slack, collects your project context during setup, and then works where engineers already coordinate incidents.

  1. 01

    Add OpsPilot to Slack

    Install the Slack-native incident commander into the workspace where response work already happens.

    One Add to Slack flow

  2. 02

    Connect your project

    Choose the GitHub owner, repo, default service, and service paths OpsPilot should use for investigations.

    GitHub owner · repo · service map

  3. 03

    Use OpsPilot inside Slack

    Start from Slack's agent surface, a mention, or a slash command in the channel where the first signal appears.

    Slack agent · @OpsPilot · /opspilot

  4. 04

    Coordinate response

    Create incident channels, generate postmortems, and resolve incidents from interactive Slack workflows.

    Channels · postmortems · resolution

Built for incident response

An engineering teammate, not another alert bot.

Every capability is designed to shorten the distance between a weak signal and a coordinated, evidence-backed response.

AI

AI Investigation

Transforms fragmented operational signals into a structured incident assessment with confidence and practical next actions.

@

Slack Native

Responders mention OpsPilot, ask follow-up questions, and execute actions directly inside threaded Slack conversations.

GH

GitHub Intelligence

Ranks recent commits by service and issue relevance, then surfaces risky code paths alongside the incident.

CD

Deployment Correlation

Connects release timing, versions, commit signals, and service impact to expose likely rollout regressions.

TL

Incident Timeline

Builds a concise sequence of deployments, customer reports, alerts, decisions, and response milestones.

PM

Postmortem Generation

Creates a review-ready draft with summary, impact, root cause, resolution, timeline, and follow-up work.

EV

Evidence-Based Reasoning

Separates observations from hypotheses and lowers confidence when the available evidence is incomplete.

→

Interactive Incident Workflows

Open an incident room, coordinate owners, draft the postmortem, and resolve the incident from Block Kit actions.

Live architecture

Evidence flows in. Coordinated action flows out.

OpsPilot keeps collection, reasoning, and response modular—so production integrations can evolve without changing how engineers work in Slack.

Slack
OOpsPilotACTIVE
Evidence Engine
GitHub
Slack Search
Deployments
AI Reasoning
Incident Response

Why Slack?

Incident response already happens in conversation.

Engineers already work inside Slack. OpsPilot keeps investigation and coordination where those conversations happen instead of forcing teams into another dashboard.

The best incident tool is the one responders do not have to remember to open.

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# incident-response

Where people, evidence, and action converge

01

No context switch

Responders investigate and act from the channel where the incident was first reported.

02

Shared by default

Evidence, decisions, owners, and updates remain visible to every engineer in the response.

03

Conversation becomes context

Natural follow-up questions reuse the active incident instead of restarting the investigation.

Companion dashboard

Recent incident memory, without replacing Slack.

OpsPilot keeps durable incident context for follow-up questions, button actions, and lightweight operational visibility.

Incident memory

Demo records shown until Slack investigations are stored.

Slack remains primary

INC-2026-0042

Checkout API returning HTTP 500 after deployment

Service

checkout-api

State

SEV-1 / Critical/Resolved

Updated

Jun 28, 2:21 PM

INC-2026-0039

Delayed fulfillment events in the EU region

Service

fulfillment-events

State

SEV-2 / Major/Resolved

Updated

Jun 24, 9:18 AM

Bring the agent to the incident

Ready to modernize incident response?

Install OpsPilot into Slack, connect project context once, and give engineers evidence, coordination, and follow-through where they already work.

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