Infrastructure Monitors
Infrastructure monitors run AI prompts on a schedule to scan your cloud services, code, and dependencies.Create from Template
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Go to Monitoring
Navigate to the Monitoring page
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Click Add Monitor
Click the ”+” button to add a new monitor
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Select a Template
Choose from AWS Security, Cost Optimization, Code Quality, etc.
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Set Cadence
Select Hourly, Daily, or Weekly
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Save
Click Create to start the monitor
Available Templates
Custom Prompts
Create a monitor with any prompt:- Click “Add Monitor”
- Select “Custom” instead of a template
- Write your prompt describing what to check
- Select cadence and save
Repository Selection
Some monitors analyze code and require a repository:- Code Quality - requires repository
- Dependency Scan - requires repository
- README Sync - requires repository
Run Now
To run a monitor immediately instead of waiting for the schedule:- Find the monitor in the list
- Click the refresh icon
- Results appear in the detail panel
Uptime Monitors
Uptime monitors check if URLs are responding.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
Configuration Options
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
Managing Monitors
Enable/Disable
Toggle monitors on or off without deleting them. Disabled monitors don’t run but keep their configuration.Delete
Click the trash icon to permanently remove a monitor.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
Next Steps
Configure Alerts
Set up notifications for findings and downtime