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The Monitoring page has two tabs: Infrastructure for AI-powered scans and Uptime for URL health checks.

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Infrastructure Monitors

Infrastructure monitors run AI prompts on a schedule to scan your cloud services, code, and dependencies.

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Create from Template

1

Go to Monitoring

Navigate to the Monitoring page
2

Click Add Monitor

Click the ”+” button to add a new monitor
3

Select a Template

Choose from AWS Security, Cost Optimization, Code Quality, etc.
4

Set Cadence

Select Hourly, Daily, or Weekly
5

Save

Click Create to start the monitor

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Available Templates

TemplateWhat It Does
AWS Security ScanScans for misconfigurations and vulnerabilities in AWS
Exposed S3 BucketsFinds publicly accessible S3 buckets
Cost OptimizationIdentifies unused EC2 instances and savings opportunities
Terraform DriftDetects differences between Terraform state and actual infrastructure
Code QualityAnalyzes code for anti-patterns, bugs, and issues
Dependency ScanChecks for vulnerable or outdated packages
README SyncKeeps README.md updated with codebase changes

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Custom Prompts

Create a monitor with any prompt:
  1. Click “Add Monitor”
  2. Select “Custom” instead of a template
  3. Write your prompt describing what to check
  4. Select cadence and save
Example prompts: 
Check my Vercel deployments for failed builds
Scan for hardcoded API keys in the codebase
Audit IAM permissions for overly permissive policies

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Repository Selection

Some monitors analyze code and require a repository:
  • Code Quality - requires repository
  • Dependency Scan - requires repository
  • README Sync - requires repository
Select the repository from the dropdown when creating these monitors.

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Run Now

To run a monitor immediately instead of waiting for the schedule:
  1. Find the monitor in the list
  2. Click the refresh icon
  3. Results appear in the detail panel

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Uptime Monitors

Uptime monitors check if URLs are responding.

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Create an Uptime Monitor

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Go to Monitoring → Uptime tab

Switch to the Uptime tab
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Click Add URL Monitor

Click the ”+” button
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Enter Details

Add name, URL, and check interval
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Configure Alerts (Optional)

Select which integrations receive alerts
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Save

Click Create to start monitoring

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Configuration Options

FieldDescription
NameDisplay name for the monitor
URLThe URL to check (https:// added automatically)
IntervalHow often to check (30s, 60s, 5min, etc.)
Alert IntegrationsWhich channels receive down alerts

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Check Now

Click the refresh icon on any uptime monitor to run an immediate check. The result shows:
  • Status - Up or Down
  • Latency - Response time in milliseconds

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Managing Monitors

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Enable/Disable

Toggle monitors on or off without deleting them. Disabled monitors don’t run but keep their configuration.

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Delete

Click the trash icon to permanently remove a monitor.

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View Results

Click any infrastructure monitor to see:
  • Last run time and duration
  • Output summary from the AI
  • Findings with severity levels
  • Full output in markdown format

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Next Steps

Configure Alerts

Set up notifications for findings and downtime