About OpsOrch

OpsOrch is an operational control plane for engineering teams.

Modern operations span many systems: observability tools, ticketing systems, deployment platforms, and communication channels. While these tools are individually powerful, operational work rarely fits cleanly inside any single one of them.

OpsOrch exists to coordinate how these tools are used together.

What we focus on

OpsOrch is designed for operational workflows that require context, judgment, and traceability.

Production releases and verification

Incident investigation and response

Operational checks and recurring procedures

Post-incident analysis and audits

These workflows differ in purpose, but they share the same underlying problem: decisions must be made across multiple systems, often under time pressure, and must be explainable afterward.

How OpsOrch approaches the problem

OpsOrch treats operational work as a first-class system, not as ad-hoc coordination between tools.

A provider-agnostic schema for operational data

An orchestration layer for workflows, runbooks, and approvals

Explicit boundaries between observation, reasoning, and action

This allows teams to structure operational processes without centralizing or duplicating their data.

On automation and AI

OpsOrch uses AI to assist reasoning, not to bypass responsibility.

Copilot helps correlate signals, surface evidence, and suggest next steps. All conclusions are inspectable, and all actions flow through explicit workflows with approvals and checkpoints.

OpsOrch does not execute uncontrolled changes or operate as a black box.

Open Source

Open source and commercial model

OpsOrch is built in the open.

Core schemas, orchestration primitives, and adapter frameworks are open source and intended to be extended by the community.

Commercial focus

Governance and access controls

Copilot runtime and enterprise deployment

Operational safety features for larger teams

Who OpsOrch is for

OpsOrch is built for teams that:

Operate production systems at meaningful scale

Care about reliability and decision quality

Want stronger operational discipline without replacing existing tools

It is not designed to replace observability platforms, ticketing systems, or deployment tools.

Our philosophy

Operational work should be:

Explicit rather than implicit

Traceable rather than anecdotal

Assistive rather than autonomous

OpsOrch is an attempt to encode these principles into a system teams can build on.