AIOS Command
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Your APM data holds three years of latency drift, error budgets quietly burning, and dashboards nobody actually reads. Command reads every transaction, alert policy, and service map, and turns it into the observability intelligence your engineering leadership always wanted.

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Command found these insights in a single New Relic account within one hour

Hidden latency drift

14 services with p95 latency creeping up week-on-week, 8 endpoints quietly outside their SLO, and 5 burning error budget faster than the team realises.

One New Relic account. One sweep. One hour.

Alert decay

62 alert policies muted more than 90 days ago, 23 firing into channels nobody watches, and 11 with thresholds that no longer match the service they cover.

Shadow Notes read between the dashboards.

Observability intelligence

57% of your dashboards haven't been opened in 60 days. The rest contains charts that haven't been re-tuned since launch and SLO views nobody has audited.

First insights within 48 hours.
Watch: How AIOS Command works with New Relic
How does AIOS Command work with New Relic?
AIOS Command connects directly to your New Relic account via secure OAuth authentication. It reviews your full APM history, alert policies, dashboards, and service maps. Command then surfaces patterns your platform team cannot see in standard reports, including services drifting away from their SLOs, alert policies muted and never re-enabled, and dashboards no one has opened in months. Updates flow back into your New Relic workspace, so when Command drafts a service review or flags a drifting SLO, it appears as an action ready for review. No telemetry is copied to external servers - analysis happens in your workspace.
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What happens today

Every quarter someone in platform exports New Relic data, builds a slide, and tries to spot which services are quietly going wrong. Most quarters they don't get past the first dashboard. Latency drifts. Error budgets burn. The real story of service health never makes it into the engineering review.

You have hundreds of services and thousands of dashboards in New Relic. You have no idea which SLOs are quietly slipping, which alert policies are muted forever, or which dashboards nobody has loaded in months. Your reports reflect last quarter, not last week. Your true observability reality lives only in New Relic, and nobody can see it.

Every week those 5 services burn error budget unnoticed is another week of customer pain you'll only see when the incident finally lands.

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Export New Relic data into a spreadsheet
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Manually pivot by service, endpoint, and time window
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Chase service owners for SLO reviews that never come
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Miss the alert policy muted six months ago
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Service-health signal never lands in the engineering review

What Command sees in your New Relic

Command doesn't summarise telemetry. It infers. It reads your New Relic account once and extracts 40+ behavioural rules that describe your service patterns, your alert hygiene, and your true observability discipline.

Shadow Notes surface what dashboards aren't saying. Service intelligence emerges from telemetry flow alone. Your digital twin knows which services are drifting away from their SLOs, which alerts have decayed into noise, and which dashboards have quietly become decoration.

Within 48 hours, Command builds you an observability ledger from New Relic data alone: 14 services with latency drift, 62 stale alert policies, 5 burning error budgets, 57% of dashboards unread.

Digital Twin Extracted
40+
observability rules
Hundreds
services reviewed
62
stale alert policies
Real-time
SLO drift alerts

The two digital workers in Command

Insight Team

Watches every service and alert, surfaces what your platform team is missing. Extracts patterns, identifies drift, surfaces shadow notes, finds observability risk.

Reads your entire New Relic account in minutes
Identifies 14+ services with latency drift
Flags 62 alert policies muted longer than 90 days
Builds 40+ behavioural rules from your service patterns
Generates shadow notes on every SLO breach

Action Team

Drafts service reviews, prepares alert policy updates, manages dashboard hygiene reminders, handles SLO follow-ups.

Drafts service reviews that match your engineering tone
Prepares responses to every breaching SLO
Manages alert policy reminders automatically
Reactivates stalled dashboard reviews
Syncs directly to your New Relic activity feed

Before and after Command

Before Command
Latency drift surfaces only after an incident
No visibility into alert policies muted forever
Dashboards built once and never re-tuned
Service reviews written from scratch every quarter
Reports are disconnected from real service health
Nobody tracks SLO breach by team
Observability intelligence costs quarters
After Command
Drift flagged within minutes of each tick
Complete sweep identifies every muted alert policy
Every unloaded dashboard surfaced within 48 hours
Service reviews drafted in your engineering tone, ready to review
True service health emerges from New Relic data alone
Every SLO breach tracked and surfaced
Observability intelligence costs 48 hours

What Command can do with your New Relic

Auto-draft service reviews

Command writes structured service reviews in your engineering tone and drops them into your New Relic activity feed, ready to review and send.

Track every SLO drift

Flags services slipping outside SLO, alert policies long muted, and dashboards nobody has opened. Nothing slips through.

Surface silent error-budget burn

Reads the full telemetry history of every service and drafts a clear case for prioritisation with real context.

Search every metric instantly

Find any service, endpoint, alert, or dashboard across your entire New Relic account in seconds.

Common questions about New Relic integration

Is my telemetry stored outside New Relic?

Your data remains in your New Relic account. Command analyses it in your workspace using secure OAuth authentication. No telemetry is copied to external servers. Your data stays yours.

Can Command draft service reviews that sound like my engineers?

Yes. Command extracts your communication patterns, prioritisation tone, and decision velocity from your existing review activity. It builds a digital twin of your engineering voice, so every draft sounds like your team wrote it.

How long does it take to connect New Relic?

One click. You authorise Command via OAuth, and it begins analysing your services immediately. You will see your first actionable insights within 48 hours.

Does this replace my observability stack?

No. Command builds intelligence from your New Relic data that your dashboards do not surface. It finds drift, uncovers alert decay, and reveals service signals dashboards miss. Think of it as the digital worker that audits your observability.

What about New Relic on mobile vs. web?

Command works regardless. It connects to your New Relic account directly. Whether your team uses the web app or mobile, Command reads the same data.

Can I revoke access at any time?

Yes. Command uses standard OAuth. You can revoke access anytime in your New Relic account settings. Command stops working immediately.

Does Command handle multiple accounts and environments?

Command reads your entire New Relic account, including all sub-accounts, environments, and service maps. It does not filter - it analyses patterns across every service you have ever instrumented.

Connect your New Relic. See what's hiding.

Your APM knows more than your dashboards. Command finds the observability signals hiding in 14 services drifting outside SLO, 62 stale alert policies, and 57% of dashboards nobody has opened in months.

One-click OAuth. Live within 48 hours. No IT team required.

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