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🛡️ OpsGuard AI

Multi-Agent Autonomous Incident Response System

Built with Elastic Agent Builder for the Elasticsearch Agent Builder Hackathon

License: Apache 2.0 Elastic ES|QL


🎯 Problem

When production systems fail, engineers spend 2-4 hours correlating logs, metrics, and traces across multiple dashboards. Every minute of downtime costs thousands of dollars, yet traditional monitoring only alerts — it doesn't diagnose or act.

💡 Solution

OpsGuard AI deploys 4 collaborative agents that autonomously:

  1. 🔍 Detect anomalies using ES|QL time-series aggregations
  2. 🔬 Diagnose root causes with multi-hypothesis confidence scoring
  3. 💰 Assess business impact in dollars-per-hour
  4. ⚡ Act via Elastic Workflows (tickets, notifications, rollbacks)

Key Innovation: When agents disagree on root cause (e.g., "bad deployment" vs "database issue"), the Commander Agent evaluates confidence scores and historical precedent to make a transparent, explainable decision.

📊 Architecture

Production Systems → Elasticsearch
         │
    🔍 Monitor Agent    (ES|QL: anomaly detection)
         │
    🔬 Diagnose Agent   (ES|QL + Vector Search: root cause)
         │
    💰 Impact Agent     (ES|QL: revenue loss calculation)
         │
    🎖️ Commander Agent  (Orchestrate + Decide + Act)
         │
    ┌────┴────┐
    │         │
  📋 Ticket  📢 Alert
  (Workflow)  (Workflow)

See docs/architecture.md for the full architecture breakdown.

🚀 Quick Start

Prerequisites

Setup

# 1. Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/cinderspire/opsguard-ai.git
cd opsguard-ai

# 2. Set your Elastic Cloud credentials
export ES_URL="https://your-project.es.region.gcp.elastic.cloud"
export ES_API_KEY="your-api-key-here"

# 3. Ingest sample data (creates indices + bulk loads data)
python3 scripts/ingest_to_elastic.py

# 4. Open Kibana → Agent Builder → Create tools and agents

Manual Setup

  1. Create indices: Apply mappings from elastic/index-mappings/
  2. Generate data: python3 data/sample-data-generator.py --bulk
  3. Ingest data: Use the bulk API with generated NDJSON files
  4. Create tools: Copy ES|QL queries from elastic/tools/ into Agent Builder
  5. Create agents: Use configs from elastic/agents/ to set up custom agents
  6. Create workflows: Import YAML from elastic/workflows/

🛠️ Elastic Features Used

Feature Usage Files
**ES QL** 5 parameterized tools: STATS, EVAL, CASE, COUNT_DISTINCT, PERCENTILE
Semantic Search semantic_text field on opsguard-history — zero embedding pipeline setup elastic/tools/search-incidents.json
Elastic Workflows 2 deterministic YAML automations with complete audit trail in opsguard-audit elastic/workflows/*.yaml
Agent Builder Unified Commander agent + 3 specialist agents, 7 tools, multi-step protocol elastic/agents/*.yaml
Elasticsearch Serverless All 7 indices use Serverless-compatible mappings (no shard/replica settings) elastic/index-mappings/*.json

📂 Project Structure

opsguard-ai/
├── README.md
├── SETUP.md                         # ← Step-by-step reproduction guide for judges
├── LICENSE                          # Apache 2.0
├── .env.example                     # Environment variable template
├── docs/
│   ├── architecture.md              # Full architecture diagram
│   ├── devpost-submission.md        # Hackathon submission text
│   └── demo-script.md              # 3-minute demo walkthrough script
├── elastic/
│   ├── index-mappings/              # Elasticsearch index definitions
│   │   ├── logs-incidents.json      # Application logs & errors
│   │   ├── metrics-system.json      # CPU/memory/disk metrics
│   │   ├── incidents-history.json   # semantic_text → vector search
│   │   └── business-metrics.json    # Revenue & transaction data
│   ├── agents/                      # Agent Builder configurations
│   │   ├── commander-agent.yaml     # ← Main agent (use this in Agent Builder)
│   │   ├── monitor-agent.yaml       # Anomaly detection specialist
│   │   ├── diagnose-agent.yaml      # Root cause + confidence scoring
│   │   └── impact-agent.yaml        # Revenue loss calculation
│   ├── tools/                       # ES|QL & Search tool definitions
│   │   ├── detect-anomalies.esql    # STATS + CASE severity classification
│   │   ├── detect-error-spikes.esql # COUNT_DISTINCT error analysis
│   │   ├── correlate-logs.esql      # Per-service log deep-dive
│   │   ├── check-deployments.esql   # Deployment correlation
│   │   ├── business-impact.esql     # EVAL revenue loss formula
│   │   └── search-incidents.json    # Semantic vector search config
│   └── workflows/                   # Elastic Workflow YAML automations
│       ├── create-ticket.yaml       # Incident ticket → opsguard-active
│       └── notify-team.yaml         # Alert → opsguard-notifications + audit
├── data/
│   └── sample-data-generator.py     # Generates realistic incident scenario
├── frontend/                        # Live dashboard UI
│   ├── index.html
│   ├── styles.css
│   ├── app.js                       # Demo auto-play + live ES data
│   └── es-connector.js              # ES|QL queries from browser
└── scripts/
    ├── ingest_to_elastic.py         # ← Primary setup script (Serverless v2)
    └── setup.sh                     # Alternative bash setup

📈 Measurable Impact

Metric Before OpsGuard After OpsGuard Improvement
MTTR 2-4 hours < 2 minutes 97% faster
False positive triage 30 min/alert Automated 100% saved
Revenue loss per incident $10K-50K $500-2K 80-95% reduced
Night-time on-call wakes 5-10/week 1-2/week 80% fewer

📊 Kibana Dashboard

Import the pre-built dashboard for instant visualization:

Kibana → Stack Management → Saved Objects → Import → elastic/kibana-dashboard.ndjson

Includes 8 panels: CPU metrics, error distribution, revenue impact, incident history table, response time, memory usage.

🗂️ Full Setup Guide

See SETUP.md for a step-by-step reproduction guide including:

  • Creating Elastic Cloud Serverless project
  • Ingesting sample data
  • Creating all tools, agents, and workflows in Kibana Agent Builder
  • Connecting the live dashboard

🏆 Hackathon Submission

📜 License

This project is licensed under the Apache License 2.0 — see LICENSE for details.


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