CyrumOps is a CI/CD operations and autofix platform. Connect GitLab or GitHub, pick the branches you care about, and CyrumOps watches every pipeline, alerts the right people on the right channel, and (when autofix is on) proposes and applies the fix on its own.

Is CyrumOps only for GitLab?

No. CyrumOps supports GitLab.com, self-hosted GitLab, and GitHub Actions through the same connect → watch → autofix loop.

What does autofix actually do?

When a tracked pipeline fails, autofix reads the failure context (logs, recent diff, environment), proposes a concrete change, and — based on the per-project approval rules you set — either waits for review or applies the fix and re-runs the pipeline. It is opt-in per project and can be turned off at any time.

How do notifications work?

Each event type (pipeline failed, autofix applied, member changes, and more) routes to the channels you choose: Discord, Slack, email, or browser push. Owners control which events are admin-only, and members subscribe to the rest.

Which alert channels are supported?

Discord, Slack, email, and browser push are the supported channels today. Webhook-based custom channels are on the near-term roadmap.

What's included in each plan?

The Free plan covers one workspace with a small project and member quota and includes pipeline watching plus alerts. Team adds more projects, more members, and autofix. Scale removes the quotas and adds priority support.

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