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Complete Your Setup

If you skipped any data sources during the onboarding wizard — or want to add more later — the agent tells you exactly what's missing and provides a one-click path to configure each source.


How you know something is missing

The setup page shows a progress bar tracking which data sources are configured. You can return to it anytime to see what's missing and connect additional sources.

The more sources you connect, the more the progress fills — and the better the agent's investigations become.


Open the setup page

Open your agent, then click Complete setup to reopen the page. It has two tabs:

TabData sources
QuickstartCode, Logs, Azure resources, Incidents
Full setupEverything in Quickstart + Knowledge files

If you see "SRE Agent doesn't know anything about your app and won't be able to answer questions", start with connecting Code — it has the highest impact.


What each source adds

  • Code (Recommended): Connect a GitHub, Azure DevOps, or GitLab repository. Your agent reads source files, traces errors to specific lines, and identifies recent changes.
  • Logs (Recommended): Connect Azure Data Explorer, Log Analytics Workspace, Application Insights, or another provider shown in the picker. Your agent correlates logs with code and dependencies to trace issues.
  • Incidents: Connect Azure Monitor or PagerDuty so your agent can pick up and investigate incoming alerts.
  • Azure resources: Add management groups, subscriptions, or resource groups so your agent can query metrics and check resource health.
  • Knowledge files: Add runbooks and architecture documents so your agent can follow your team's procedures during investigations.

Return to team onboarding

Your team onboarding thread — "Team onboarding" — is always visible in your Favorites list in the sidebar. Click it to continue the conversation anytime. You can also type /learn in any chat to restart the onboarding interview.


Next steps

→ Step 3: Your first investigation

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