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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.deeptrace.com/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Before diving in, make sure you’ve:
  • Completed the onboarding flow, check out Integrations for more info
  • Added Deeptrace to a channel with engineering alerts

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Investigate Alerts in Slack

When an alert fires, Deeptrace acts as your first responder in Slack, gathering context, correlating signals, and synthesizing a root cause within minutes. You’ll see a message like this in Slack: Rca

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Debug with Deeptrace

In Slack, simply type @Deeptrace to ask questions about recent investigations, explore what’s happening in your system, or debug issues in real time alongside Deeptrace. Slackchat
Tip: Use @Deeptrace agentto manually kick off a full, one-shot investigation using additional compute and reasoning.

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Create a PR & Make a Ticket in Slack

When Deeptrace completes an investigation, you can create a PR directly in Slack by selecting Create PR. Use Make Ticket to automatically create a ticket in Linear or Jira capturing the issue, root cause, and proposed fixes so nothing gets lost after an incident. Screenshot 2026 01 19 At 10 43 27 PM

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Thumbs up / Thumbs Down

Use thumbs up or thumbs down under an investigation to train the agent on what good root causes look like for your system, so investigations get more accurate over time. Thumbsup
Tip: For high-signal feedback, provide the correct root cause in a reply. Deeptrace captures this information and uses it to improve future investigations.

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Owner Attribution

Codeowners
Owner Attribution automatically identifies the engineers most likely responsible for an issue (using git blame, CODEOWNERS files, and recent commit history) and surfaces them in the UI and Slack messages. Combined with escalation rules, you can route alerts directly to the right people. Likely Owners appear after an investigation is completed in Slack and on the Issues Page. You can also use thetemplate variable in escalation rules to route alerts directly to attributed owners.
If your team has ownership conventions beyond what CODEOWNERS covers, you can define them in your Workspace Editor files. For example, adding ownership mappings to your deeptrace.md .

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What’s Next?

Features

Explore advanced features in the Deeptrace web view like rule-based filtering and custom context to customize how your team investigates and collaborates with Deeptrace.