Overview
Sonarly triages your alerts and fixes bugs and incidents with full context of your production system.
Pricing
Free
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Use Cases
- On-call incident response: Use Sonarly to triage a flood of alerts, identify the true incident, and surface the exact service and commit that introduced the bug.
- Production bug fixing: Let Sonarly analyze logs, traces, and stack traces to propose concrete code changes and open PRs to fix recurring errors.
- Regression detection: When a new deployment causes performance degradation or errors, Sonarly correlates metrics with code changes to highlight the risky diff.
- Microservices troubleshooting: Use Sonarly to trace failures across multiple services, APIs, and queues, mapping the full request path to the failing component.
- Technical debt and stability review: Have Sonarly review noisy endpoints and flaky components, recommending refactors to improve resilience over time.
Features
End-to-end alert triage
Root-cause analysis with context
Automated bug fix suggestions
Code-aware production insights
Cross-service error correlation
Integrates with logs and APM
Pull request generation and review
Free AI code assistant agent
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FAQ
What is Sonarly and how is it different from traditional monitoring tools?
Sonarly is an AI code assistant and production reliability agent that not only raises alerts but also understands your codebase and runtime context. Unlike traditional monitoring tools that stop at dashboards and metrics, Sonarly correlates signals with code, pinpoints root causes, and proposes concrete fixes and pull requests.
Is Sonarly really free to use?
Yes, Sonarly offers a free plan so you can connect your services, try alert triage and bug fixing workflows, and evaluate the value it adds to your engineering process. Depending on your usage and team size, additional paid tiers may be available for higher volumes or enterprise needs.
How does Sonarly access my code and production data securely?
Sonarly connects via secure integrations to your version control, observability tools, and infrastructure. It follows the principle of least privilege, only requesting the permissions needed to analyze issues and propose fixes. Data handling is governed by strict security practices, and you can disconnect integrations at any time.
Will Sonarly automatically change my production systems?
By default, Sonarly focuses on analysis, recommendations, and generating pull requests rather than applying changes directly. Your team stays in control to review, test, and merge suggested fixes. You can configure automation levels to match your risk tolerance and change management process.
Which tech stacks and tools does Sonarly work with?
Sonarly is designed to work with common languages, frameworks, and observability stacks used in modern web services and microservices. It integrates with version control platforms, logging systems, and APM tools; specific integrations are listed on the Sonarly website and are expanding over time.