Developer tools

Developer practice reviews, feedback, standings and LLM spend tracking for engineering workspaces

HubSpot CMS source: create, read, update, delete and validate project files, and extract zip archives

Monitoring: query metrics, logs, traces, incidents, synthetics, teams and cloud security posture

Coding agent server: manage sessions, models, providers, agents, MCP servers, files and terminals

Cloud coding agents: open sessions on your repositories, stream their work, manage secrets, skills and automations

Coding agent backend: manage sessions, models, providers, MCP servers, plugins, files, shells and terminals

Notebooks, projects and runs: create notebooks, run code, manage files, blocks and Streamlit apps

AI agent tooling: manage tiles, skills, evals, code reviews, workspaces, and org access

Platform management: control planes, teams, users and roles, plus gateway configs, billing and event policies

SQL auditing: create audit tasks and scan plans, manage rules, whitelists and workflows

Error monitoring: manage issues, events, releases, projects, teams, dashboards and monitors

Merge queue, CI test insights and configuration tooling for code merges on GitHub repositories

Containers, images, volumes, networks and swarm clusters: create, inspect and manage Docker Engine resources

MCP server hosting: deploy, monitor and share servers, agents, chats and API keys

Browser sessions, web scraping and AI web agents: run cloud browsers and extract page data

App builder: manage apps, users, folders, workspace members, billing and session recordings

App building: manage apps, app users, folders, workspace members, billing, files and session recordings

App builder: manage apps, users, workspace members, folders, billing, files and session recordings

Uptime monitoring: create monitors and heartbeats, track incidents, status pages and deploys

Deploy and manage apps, installs, components and runbooks across customer environments

Automation triggers: gateway endpoints, stream sources and email events that start flows

Metrics: read current values and statistics over time for platform monitoring

Chaos engineering: create, start and pause fault-injection experiments, schedules and workflows on Kubernetes

Observability: query logs, metrics and traces, plus dashboards, alerts and notification channels