Devlog
Building in the open
We're building a CI observability platform for developers and AI agents, because debugging CI pipelines is still harder than it should be, whether you're a person staring at a failed run or an agent trying to validate the code it just shipped.
A growing share of code is written by AI. But when that code breaks in CI, the feedback loop is slow and lossy. Agents don't have good access to pipeline data, log structure, or test history. Everr gives both humans and agents a fast, structured way to understand what happened, why it failed, and what to do about it.
We use Everr on our own CI every day, and when something slows us down, it becomes a fix the same week.
Devlog #3: Production telemetry, cloud SQL, and a shared logs explorer
We started accepting production OpenTelemetry data, opened up read-only SQL against both the cloud and local stacks, built a shared logs explorer on top of them, added `everr wrap`, and replaced AGENTS.md injection with bundled skills.
Devlog #2: Better Auth, local observability, desktop runs, and CLI onboarding
We moved to Better Auth for more flexibility and easier self-hosting, shipped a first local observability stack for debugging local services with coding assistants, added a runs section to the desktop app, and made onboarding CLI-first.
Devlog #1: Faster logs, a leaner CLI, and the road to CD
Virtual scrolling for logs, CLI improvements, repo import during onboarding, and a lot of polish across the web and desktop apps.