OnCallReady operates as an AI incident commander in your Slack workspace — intercepting alerts forwarded to a channel, autonomously executing fixes, and narrating every step in real time so your team is always informed without being woken up.
Configure your monitoring tools to forward alerts to your OnCallReady webhook. OnCallReady posts a live thread in #incidents, executes the runbook, and updates the thread as actions complete. If escalation is needed, it @mentions the on-call directly in the thread.
| Alert forwarded to Slack | Runbook triggered | Autonomous action + Slack update |
|---|---|---|
| Disk usage > 90% | Disk Full Remediation | Purge logs/tmp, post before/after disk stats to thread |
| Memory > 95% used | Memory Exhaustion | Drop caches, restart leaking service, post recovery confirmation |
| SSL cert expiring in 7 days | SSL Certificate Renewal | ACME renewal, deploy cert, post new expiry date to thread |
| Service health check failing | Service Restart & Recovery | Drain LB, restart, re-add, post uptime confirmation |
| Queue depth > threshold | Queue Backlog | Purge poison messages, scale workers, post queue depth trend |
| Escalation needed | Human escalation | @mention on-call in thread with full context and suggested next steps |
Point your existing monitoring webhook at OnCallReady, then configure where to post updates.
OnCallReady handles the automatable incidents silently. These still page a human:
The Slack integration works best alongside a monitoring source and a ticketing system:
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