Open GitHub Issues Right Where Problems Happen
When drift is detected or a deployment fails, create a GitHub Issue directly from the UI — scoped to the exact stack and component causing the problem. Assign it to the right person and track remediation without leaving your infrastructure dashboard.
When the problem resolves — say drift goes back into sync — the issue closes automatically. No cleanup, no stale tickets.
| Issue | Repository | Component / Stack | Status | State | Created | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
acme-corp/infra-live2 | ||||||
| acme-corp/infra-live | datadog-configuration core-gbl-analytics | error | open | 1d ago | ||
| acme-corp/infra-live | ecs/cluster plat-ue2-dev | error | open | 2d ago | ||
Toggle to Board View
Switch to a kanban-style board view to see your GitHub Issues organized by status. Open and closed issues are grouped into columns so you can see the full lifecycle at a glance.
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Works with Your Existing Tools
Since every issue is a GitHub Issue, it flows into whatever you already use to manage work — Linear, Jira, or anything else connected to GitHub. No new tool to adopt, no extra backlog to manage. Issues live where your code already lives.
