Integrations

OpsWorker connects with the tools your team already uses. Integrations fall into three categories:

Alert sources — systems that send alerts to OpsWorker via webhook (Prometheus AlertManager, Grafana Alerting, Datadog).
Observability and source-control queries — systems OpsWorker queries during investigations and chat (Grafana MCP, Kubernetes MCP, GitHub, GitLab).
Notification and AI backend — Slack delivery and the LLM that powers investigation reasoning.

Each integration is configured independently. You can use any combination — start with one alert source and add more as needed.

Connect EKS, AKS, GKE, or self-hosted Kubernetes clusters to OpsWorker for AI-powered investigation and chat.

Forward alerts from Prometheus AlertManager, Grafana Alerting, or Datadog to trigger OpsWorker investigations.

Let OpsWorker query Grafana during investigations and chat — PromQL, LogQL, dashboards, alert rules, and incidents.

Receive investigation results, alerts, and OpsWorker notifications directly in your Slack workspace.

Connect GitHub to enable the Git AI Agent and allow OpsWorker to open pull requests with suggested fixes.

Connect GitLab repositories to correlate deployments with incidents and automate fix MR creation.

Use your own LLM — AWS Bedrock, Azure OpenAI, or a custom OpenAI-compatible endpoint via the Custom Reasoning Model integration.

Grafana: Two Distinct Integrations

Grafana shows up in two places because it serves two different purposes:

Integration	Direction	Purpose
Grafana Alerting	Grafana → OpsWorker	Send alerts to OpsWorker via webhook
Grafana MCP	OpsWorker → Grafana	Let OpsWorker query metrics, logs, dashboards

They are independent — you can use one, both, or neither. Both are configured from the Grafana integration page.