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This tool watches everything happening inside a live website or app — errors, slowdowns, and crashes — and groups the noisy signals into a single, clear incident instead of a flood of separate alerts. AI agents can then investigate what went wrong and, in some cases, take corrective steps automatically. It is a self-hosted, open-source project you run on your own computer or server, with Node.js, Docker, and a package manager required to install it, plus an optional paid Cloud version if you would rather not manage the software yourself.

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Get alerted the instant my app or website breaks See hundreds of noisy error messages combined into one clear alert Let an AI agent investigate what caused an outage Watch my app's health without digging through raw logs Catch a slowdown or crash before customers notice it Keep a record of past incidents for my team to review

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About

Superlog is an open-source agentic telemetry system. It ingests traces, logs, and metrics, groups noisy signals into incidents, and watches your infra while you sleep.

Installation

You can install Superlog in your project by using our skills in your favourite coding agent:

Run npx skills add superloglabs/skills --all and use the skills to install Superlog in this project

superlog FAQ

Do I need to know how to code to set this up?
Yes — installing Superlog currently means running commands on your computer using Node.js, Docker, and a package manager, then pasting a short install command into a coding assistant, so it is best handled by a developer or someone comfortable following technical instructions.
Which AI coding assistants does this work with?
You install Superlog by running its setup skill inside a coding agent, so it is designed for assistants that support installable skills, such as Claude Code or Cursor — check the project's page for the current full list.
Do I need an account or an API key?
The open-source version runs entirely on your own computer or server with no account required, but Superlog also offers a paid hosted 'Cloud' version if you would rather not manage the software yourself.
Can I use this to get notified when my website breaks?
Yes — Superlog watches everything happening inside your live app or website and bundles related error messages into a single, clear alert instead of a flood of separate notices.
Can I use this to find out why my app is running slowly?
Yes — it collects performance data alongside error logs, groups related signals together, and can hand the investigation off to an AI agent that looks for the root cause.
Does it fix problems automatically?
It is built to let AI agents investigate issues and, where possible, take corrective action, though how much it can fix on its own depends on how you configure it.
Is this free to use?
Yes — the core software is free and open-source; there is also an optional paid Cloud plan with a free tier if you want someone else to host it for you.
How hard is it to set up?
It takes some technical know-how — you will need Node.js, Docker, and a package manager like pnpm installed, then run a short setup command inside your coding assistant.