Serve
One center, however you work
Web console, terminal, NeuBird Desktop, or MCP server: NeuBird meets you where you already are. Pick the interface that fits how you work, whether you're an engineer who never leaves the shell or a manager who wants a dashboard.
Web Interface
Open a browser, see everything
The web console gives you the full investigation experience with no install: live operational metrics, a visual map of what's at risk, and an agent you can talk to directly.
- -Dashboard tiles for open incidents, MTTR reduction, cost savings, and agent confidence, updated in real time
- -Context Map shows which services and dependencies are currently at risk
- -Signals and investigations are triaged by risk so you know what to look at first
- -Ask the agent to investigate, run a task, or answer a question directly from the console
Terminal Interface
For engineers who never leave the shell
The NeuBird CLI puts NeuBird one command away. Authenticate, pick a project, and start investigating without opening a browser.
- -Authenticates and validates your API key and CLI version on launch
- -Loads every connected project so you can switch between environments in seconds
- -Keyboard-driven navigation built for fast, repeatable workflows
- -Fits directly into terminal-based habits instead of asking you to change them
Desktop Interface
NeuBird Desktop
One native desktop app, two modes depending on who's using it.
NeuBird Desktop is the view from above your operation
NeuBird Desktop puts a chief architect on your desktop, powered by the same same center. It reads everything your production estate produces: metrics, logs, traces, code, tickets, runbooks, and cloud billing, and turns it into the picture no status deck can give you.
Estate Health
Scored and trended across your entire production estate, no wall of charts required.
Incident Cost
Attributed to the services and teams that own it, so cost isn't a mystery after the fact.
Risk Register
Ranked by likelihood and blast radius, updated as your estate changes.
Blind Spots
Unowned services, missing alerts, and drifted runbooks, flagged before they become incidents.
Prevents
Degradation surfaced before it pages anyone, with the proposed fix already staged.
Explains
Ask in plain English and get an answer back with the evidence attached.
Acts
Needed actions arrive as a proposal under your guardrails, and execute on the record once approved.
A live, predictive view of your operation: health, cost, risk, and blind spots, with every insight arriving as an action staged under your guardrails.
MCP Server
Bring the agent into your own tools
The NeuBird MCP server lets any supported MCP client reach the center directly, so you can start an investigation, manage connections, or add instructions without leaving the tool you already work in.
Investigation
Trigger automated root cause analysis directly from your IDE or terminal.
Connection management
Configure cloud providers (AWS, Azure, GCP) and monitoring tools (Datadog, PagerDuty).
Project organization
Create and manage projects with their connections, instructions, and history.
Investigation review
Pull status updates, RCA reports, and findings back into your client.
Custom instructions
Teach the agent your infrastructure details and investigation preferences.
Works with
Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, OpenAI Codex, Gemini CLI, and any MCP-compatible client.
FAQ
Interfaces, answered
What are the different ways to use NeuBird?
NeuBird AI is available through a web console, a terminal CLI, the NeuBird Desktop app, and an MCP server. Each gives you the same underlying agent, just through the interface that fits how you work.
Which interface should I use?
It depends on your role and workflow. The web console suits anyone who wants dashboards and visual triage, including managers. The terminal and MCP server suit engineers who work from a shell or an IDE. NeuBird Desktop is for focused work without a browser, with a dedicated view for engineering leadership.
Do I need the web console to use the MCP server?
No. The MCP server connects your MCP-compatible client directly to the center so you can start investigations, manage connections, and add instructions without opening the web console.
Which MCP clients does NeuBird AI support?
Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot are fully supported, with additional support for OpenAI Codex, Gemini CLI, and any other MCP-compatible client.
What is NeuBird Desktop?
NeuBird Desktop is NeuBird's native desktop app. It has two modes: an engineering mode with the same console and local tool access (kubectl, aws, and more) engineers already use, and a distinct view built for engineering leadership that reads your production estate's metrics, logs, traces, code, tickets, runbooks, and cloud billing to surface estate health, incident cost, risk, and blind spots, with recommended actions staged under your guardrails.
Serve
One center. Every interface you already use.
Web, terminal, desktop, or MCP: see how NeuBird fits into the tools your team already uses.