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Prerequisites

Before diving in, make sure you’ve:
  • Completed the onboarding flow, check out Quickstart for more info
  • Added Deeptrace to a channel with engineering alerts
Once completed, Deeptrace will begin investigating new alerts as they occur.

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Investigate Alerts in Slack

Deeptrace activates on every alert in your connected Slack channel. When an alert fires, it automatically launches an investigation that analyzes logs, metrics, traces, and commits to respond with a clear root cause summary within minutes. You’ll see a message like this directly in Slack: Screenshot 2025-10-01 at 10.24.47 AM.png

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Debug with Deeptrace

In your Slack channel, simply @Deeptraceto ask clarifying questions or debug alongside Deeptrace as it understands the full context of that specific incident. For example: Screenshot 2025-10-01 at 10.24.47 AM.png
Tip: Type @Deeptrace to achieve a co-pilot experience where Deeptrace acts as your debugging assistant. Use @Deeptrace agent to manually kick off a full, one-shot investigation using additional compute and reasoning.

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Access the Web View

At the bottom of each Deeptrace investigation, you’ll find a “View full investigation” button that opens the web dashboard. Clicking this will access the full web view. In the web interface, you can:
  • See every retrieved data source (logs, traces, commits)
  • Inspect citations for each claim Deeptrace makes
  • Review key evidence supporting the RCA summary
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Monitor Analytics

Track your Deeptrace performance and investigation trends on the Deeptrace Dashboard. In the analytics page, you can view the total investigations Deeptrace has performed and its investigation success rate by channel. Screenshot 2025-10-01 at 10.24.47 AM.png

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What’s Next?

Explore advanced features like rule-based filtering, one-click PR creation, and the chat web view to customize how your team investigates and collaborates with Deeptrace.