Xovris for IT teams
An AI on your incident, from the first alert to the proven fix
Xovris is on your side of every incident, for developers and IT teams alike: errors, checks and deploys become one incident, the fix arrives as the exact change with its undo, and the test that failed runs again before anything is called fixed.
Xovris groups errors, checks and deploys into one incident, shows the evidence for each possible cause and proposes the exact change with its undo. Nothing is called fixed until the failing test passes again.
It fits around what you run: Xovris works alongside Sentry, Datadog, New Relic and OpenTelemetry without sending one error twice, and from the first release your coding agent drives it over MCP.
Already running another tool
- OpenTelemetryAdds Xovris as a second OpenTelemetry exporter – your existing setup keeps working unchanged.
- SentryOffers to run both side by side for a while, or to switch over; it never sends one error to Xovris twice.
- DatadogLeaves the existing agent in place and offers to export through OpenTelemetry instead of adding a second agent.
- New RelicLeaves the existing agent in place and offers to export through OpenTelemetry instead of adding a second agent.
Built into your own tools
Settings, Developers: everything your scripts and systems need, each with its state in plain view.
API tokens that expire
Each token is named, read-only or read and write, and lasts 1 to 365 days – 90 unless you choose – with its remaining life shown as a meter. It is shown once; tokens that never expire are not issued.
How API tokens workSigned webhooks, every delivery visible
Alerts, incidents, fixes and changes reach your systems as Standard Webhooks, signed so you can verify them. Every delivery is listed with your receiver’s own answer, retried on a schedule, and can be tested, re-keyed or switched off in place.
How webhooks work
What Xovris covers for it teams
Websites
AvailableXovris checks your address, HTTPS answer, certificate and pages from outside, the way a visitor reaches you, and tells you in plain words what changed and what to do.
Apps
BetaOne command connects your app. Xovris groups each error into one issue, ties it to the release that shipped it and keeps the stack trace readable.
Domains and DNS
BetaXovris keeps every verified version of your DNS records, watches your registration, name servers, DNSSEC and certificate rules, and – under your standing policy – restores a changed record and re-runs the check that failed.
Email
AvailableXovris reads your SPF and DMARC records from public DNS and tells you, in plain words, whether forged email claiming to be from your domain is stopped or delivered.
Security
BetaXovris watches the public signals an attacker leaves on your domain – certificates issued for your names, DNSSEC that breaks, certificate rules that change – and tells you which ones need you.
Cloud
PlannedConnecting cloud accounts is planned. Today Xovris connects Vercel projects and watches what your cloud serves from outside.
Proof from Xovris's own runs
- Keys copied by hand during setup – one command typed
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- Recorded wizard run on 1 October 2026, commit fdc8aa0