everr

About everr

Everr is a software delivery intelligence platform for developers and AI agents that delivers observability across local, CI, and production environments. It exposes OpenTelemetry data through a read-only SQL interface, enabling AI coding agents and developers to query runtime signals directly without screenscraping dashboards or building custom integrations. Key features include a local collector with embedded ClickHouse engine for querying telemetry from dev servers, tests, and wrapped commands via SQL. A GitHub Actions integration captures every workflow run as structured traces with flakiness scores, performance trends, and failure patterns, requiring no YAML changes. Production support sends OpenTelemetry data to standard OTLP collectors or back to local agents. Bundled skills integrate with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, JetBrains, and other editors, allowing agents to access runtime data the moment tests fail or spans go missing. Everr addresses the gap between writing code and validating it, giv

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Everr

Software delivery intelligence for developers and AI agents, local, CI, and production.

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Observability today is trapped behind dashboards, and most "AI integrations" are just legacy tooling with a ChatGPT wrapper slapped on top.

Everr gives you, and your AI agents, direct access to the signals that matter, wherever your code runs: on your laptop, in CI, and in production.

The problem

AI coding agents are making development faster than ever. Reading the codebase tells half the story; the other half is what the code actually does the moment it runs, and that half is usually trapped behind a dashboard the agent can't see.

By the time a regression shows up in a production graph, it's already too late. The bottleneck has moved from writing code to validating it.

How Everr helps

Think in Code. Everr exposes the same OpenTelemetry data, local, CI, and cloud, behind a read-only SQL surface. Agents already know how to write SQL, so they can answer "show me flaky failures on main last week" without us shipping a new endpoint for every shape of question. No screen-scraping, no log parsing, no custom RPC per workflow.

Built where the work actually happens. A local collector with an in-process ClickHouse, a CI integration that captures every workflow run, and a hosted backend that ties them together. Same primitives, same data, same answers, whether the agent is on your laptop, a sandbox in the cloud, or a teammate's machine three time zones away.

Editor- and agent-agnostic. VS Code, Cursor, Zed, JetBrains, Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Everr doesn't replace your stack, it improves it. Bundled skills slot directly into the assistants you already use, so they reach for runtime data the moment a test fails or a span goes missing.

Key capabilities

Local telemetry, queryable on the spot, A sidecar collector embeds chDB and exposes OpenTelemetry data from your dev server, tests, or any wrapped command over SQL. everr local query "<SQL>" from the terminal; the same data drives charts and a logs explorer in the desktop app.
CI observability, Every GitHub Actions workflow run becomes a structured trace with flakiness scores, performance trends, failure patterns, and cost breakdowns. No YAML changes, no config files.
Production observability, send the same OpenTelemetry data to any standard OTLP collector so it's available in your existing dashboards, or to local agents alongside everything else they already see.
Bundled agent skills, everr skills install drops skills for working with CI, setting up telemetry, and using telemetry into Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor, globally or per project, kept in sync via everr skills update.

Get early access

Everr is currently in closed beta. Join the waitlist to get access.

For CI: install the GitHub App on your repositories, no YAML changes, no config files, no modifications to your workflows.
For local: install the CLI and run everr local start to bring up the collector alongside your dev server, tests, or agent terminal.

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for development setup instructions.

License

This project is licensed under the Functional Source License, Version 1.1, ALv2 Future License. Some components are subject to different license terms, see NOTICE for details.