Our mission is to revolutionize IT operations through intelligent automation, reducing MTTR by 90% and empowering teams to focus on innovation.
What is special about OpsRabbit?
OpsRabbit does not win because it uses secret foundation models. It wins because the software around the models knows how operations teams actually investigate root cause under pressure.
Like Cursor, OpsRabbit agents are custom-built for incident work: they ask the right questions, scope the relevant topology, gather evidence for each possible cause, compare current signals with historical RCA patterns, and consolidate only when the next decision is ready.
In spirit, OpsRabbit combines lessons from service impact management, proactive monitoring, enterprise integrations, remediation automation, cloud migration, and DevOps delivery systems, then applies AI exactly where it speeds up evidence gathering and decision quality.
OpsRabbit does not rely only on a static CMDB snapshot. During investigation it narrows the affected service graph, reuses earlier topology knowledge, and discovers the local infrastructure context needed for the current alert.
For each likely RCA path, custom agents collect supporting or disproving evidence in parallel, then consolidate when enough signal exists to choose the next investigation step.
Past incident patterns, service ownership, dependency behavior, and recurring failure fingerprints become searchable operational memory instead of tribal knowledge trapped in senior engineers' heads.
OpsRabbit connects deploys, pipeline events, configuration changes, cloud audit trails, and release history so responders can answer the question that matters most: what changed before this broke?
Built from field knowledge
The founding team has lived the earlier generations of enterprise operations: topology-driven service impact, proactive event prediction, tool integration, automation QA, cloud migration, and fast release pipelines. OpsRabbit brings that experience into a new AI-native investigation loop.
Service-impact thinking from SIM (BMC Software acquired IT Masters SIM product in March 2003), CI mapping, service graphs, and impact scoring
Proactive (BMC acquired ProactiveNet in 2007) anomaly and probability thinking from large-scale operations monitoring
Integration depth across ITSM, observability, helpdesk, log, cloud, and enterprise operations tools
Solution QA and remediation (BMC acquired BladeLogic in 2008) experience from years of testing service impact workflows with automation
Cloud migration, CI configuration, deployment, and release automation experience from Opex-era work
Ops and DevOps trench experience where change, ownership, and time-to-context decide MTTR
2x founders (ex-BMC) with Opex/REAN exits, building a team of industry veterans to transform IT operations.
