Bud agents across your company’s operational layer.
Ask anything about your operational world. Give the work you keep coming back to a Bud that stays with it and helps you act.
Five example workspaces rotate, one per kind of employee — a developer, somebody in sales, in product, in operations, and one person's own week — to show how a Bud can help with a project, a customer account, the feature-request pile, a launch, and personal follow-ups. No organization's data appears on this page.
Example workspaces. No organization’s data appears on this page.
Permission-aware
Answers stay within the access you already have.
Evidence-backed
Every answer shows how it knows.
Your environment
Runs where your data lives, on a model you control.
Ask across your company. Keep what matters as a Bud.
Ask the way you would ask a colleague. A Bud takes a piece of operational work and stays with it. Some you create yourself; some OpBuddy recommends, from work you keep coming back to.
Connect, then Map, then Ask, then Bud
01 ASK
Start with a question.
Ask about the thing you care about.
02 MAKE A BUD
Turn it into a Bud.
Keep the work going without starting from scratch next time.
03 WORKING
It stays with the work.
It reads what changes and connects what matters.
04 NEEDS YOU
It brings you the next step.
You decide what happens next.
Works with the systems you already use.
Your work already lives across different tools. OpBuddy connects the context between them.
- GitHub
- GitLab
- Jira
- Linear
- Slack
- Microsoft Teams
- Datadog
- Sentry
- Gmail
- Google Drive
- Confluence
- Salesforce
Your environment. Your model. Your data.
OpBuddy runs in your environment and builds your operational map there.
Use a model you run or a provider you control. The context it builds stays yours.
Ask about your environmentCreate your first Bud today.
Start with one piece of work you keep coming back to.