Opsphie

Opsphie is an incident management tool that runs inside Slack and connects with development environments.

Opsphie handles incident management directly within Slack, allowing teams to declare incidents using slash commands and automatically creating dedicated channels with pinned control panels. Every state change, severity update, and summary is recorded automatically into a self-writing timeline. Teams can write postmortems in a web app using built-in templates that pull in incident details and timelines. It integrates with Datadog, Grafana, Sentry, Jira, and custom scripts to open incidents and sync ticketing. Through its Model Context Protocol integration, engineers can also read and update incidents from Claude Code, Cursor, or VS Code.

Opsphie at a glance

Best for: Software engineer, Support
Runs on: Web, Slack, API
Pricing: Slack app Free; Pro $99/month after beta; Enterprise custom pricing
Released: October 2026
Category: AI agent tool
Website: opsphie.com

Key features

Declare incidents in Slack using slash commands
Auto-generated timelines capturing all changes
Postmortem templates and runner in the web app
Incident reports and response time analytics
Jira ticketing integration for remediations
Alert source integrations for Datadog, Grafana, and Sentry
MCP server for AI assistants in code editors

Use it for

Managing live technical incidents in Slack
Writing postmortems with automatic incident data
Tracking incident response times and metrics
Opening incidents from monitoring alerts

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