From alert to fix, in minutes. RubixKube watches your infrastructure. When something breaks, Rubix finds the cause and ships the fix with you.

console.rubixkube.ai
The Incidents page: payments-api is crash looping, and Rubix has found the causeThe Incidents page: payments-api is crash looping, and Rubix has found the cause
Rubix

Ask Rubix anything about your infrastructure.

Rubix knows your environments, your incidents and what changed. Ask in plain language and it runs the checks, shows its work and answers with evidence. When there is a fix, it opens the pull request or makes the change, within the access you give it.

Grounded in your live environments and history
Every step visible as it works
Pull requests and changes, with your approval
Every action recorded under the person who asked
console.rubixkube.ai
Rubix in the console: Good afternoon, Maya. One incident is open and Rubix is on it, with what Rubix noticed belowRubix in the console: Good afternoon, Maya. One incident is open and Rubix is on it, with what Rubix noticed below

Set how far it goes.

Choose how much Rubix does on its own. In Assist it stops before every change and waits for a yes.

Observe

Rubix reads and answers. It changes nothing.

Assist

Rubix asks before every change.

Auto

Rubix makes changes and asks before anything destructive.

In Assist, Rubix asks before it opens a pull request: Approve, Allow in this chat, or DenyIn Assist, Rubix asks before it opens a pull request: Approve, Allow in this chat, or Deny
RubixKube Console

Built for the moment something breaks.

Alerts from your observers and monitoring tools arrive as incidents. Each one is investigated, explained and resolved in one place.

Incidents

One incident per problem

Related alerts are grouped as they arrive, so your team sees each problem once, with every signal attached.

Root cause

The cause in minutes

Rubix starts the moment an incident opens, and cites the logs, events and changes behind every conclusion.

Coverage

Your entire stack

Kubernetes, Linux machines, AWS and Google Cloud, together with alerts from Datadog, PagerDuty, Grafana and Sentry.

Resolution

From cause to fix

Every RCA ends in a clear fix. Rubix can open the pull request or apply the change, with the access you choose.

Rubix investigating an incident: checking orders-db connections, 497 of 500 in useRubix investigating an incident: checking orders-db connections, 497 of 500 in use
Investigation

Every incident, investigated the moment it opens.

Rubix reads logs, events, metrics and recent changes as soon as an incident is created, and shows each step as it works. Follow along live, or open the incident to a finished answer.

Related alerts grouped into one incident
Each step visible as it happens
Recent changes surfaced first
An RCA: the impact, the root cause, and Was this the cause? with Right, Partly right and WrongAn RCA: the impact, the root cause, and Was this the cause? with Right, Partly right and Wrong
Root cause

Root causes, backed by evidence.

Each RCA (root cause analysis) states the impact, the cause and how confident Rubix is, with a citation for every claim. Your team confirms or corrects it in one click, and the verdict stays with the RCA.

Impact, root cause and contributing factors
A citation for every claim
Right, Partly right or Wrong from your team
Tasks that need an owner: two Fixes and a Follow-up from the RCATasks that need an owner: two Fixes and a Follow-up from the RCA
Tasks

Every RCA ends in a fix.

The fix and any follow-ups arrive as Tasks. Hand the fix to Rubix to open a pull request or apply the change, or assign it to an engineer and track it to done.

A Fix and Follow-ups from every RCA
Pull requests and changes made by Rubix
Owners, priority and status for every task
An environment page: your 46 apps look healthy, with nodes, apps, pods and open incidentsAn environment page: your 46 apps look healthy, with nodes, apps, pods and open incidents
Environments

Your entire stack, in one view.

Connect a Kubernetes cluster, Linux machines, or an AWS or Google Cloud account with a single command. The observer is read-only. Every environment gets a live view of its health, recent changes and open incidents.

Kubernetes, Linux machines, AWS and Google Cloud
A read-only observer, installed with one command
Alerts from Datadog, PagerDuty, Grafana and Sentry
Apps

Rubix, wherever your team works.

Built by RubixKube for the people who keep systems running. Each one signs in with your RubixKube account.

Hubble On call page: who is on call for each service, and the next handoffsHubble On call page: who is on call for each service, and the next handoffs
Hubble phone app: an incident waiting for acknowledgementHubble phone app: an incident waiting for acknowledgement

Hubble

On-call and paging. Rotations, escalation and paging on the web and on your phone, until someone acknowledges.

Explore HubbleWeb, iOS and Android
Kepler, the SRE IDE by RubixKube

Kepler

Beta

The SRE IDE. Chat, terminal and browser in one desktop app, with RubixKube and your environments a click away.

Download KeplermacOS, Windows and Linux
Rubix CLI in a terminal

Rubix CLI

Chat with Rubix from your terminal. Needs Node.js 18 or later.

Install

npm install -g @rubixkube/rubix

In the AI tools you already use.

Check how your environments are doing, see open incidents and Tasks, start an investigation or read an RCA, from your editor or assistant.

Claude Code

RubixKube's plugin, with skills for status, incidents and RCAs.

Add RubixKube's plugins

/plugin marketplace add rubixkube-io/rubixkube-for-ai

Install

/plugin install rubixkube@rubixkube

Cursor

Opens Cursor and adds RubixKube.

Add to Cursor

VS Code

Opens VS Code and adds RubixKube for Copilot.

Add to VS Code

Claude

Adds RubixKube as a connector in Claude on the web and desktop.

Add to Claude

Any other MCP client

Add this server, and sign in when it asks.

https://mcp.rubixkube.ai/mcp

The intelligence layer

Most tools see your
infrastructure for the
first time, every time.

RubixKube remembers.

Every signal, session, and resolution builds a deeper model of your system.
One that compounds over time and belongs entirely to you.

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Compounding memory

Day 1

Topology mapped.

Every service, node, and edge. Automatically.

Week 1

Dependencies understood.

Upstream and downstream relationships known.

Month 1

Causality emerging.

Failure patterns surface before they fire.

Always

Yours, entirely.

A model no other tool has. Built only by being there.

Integrations

Works with the stack you already run.

Alerts arrive from the monitoring tools you already use. Rubix is available in Slack and in your AI tools over MCP.

Cloud & edge

Delivery & platform

Observability & incidents

Chat, email & meetings

Work & support

Data & events

Questions

Frequently asked.

What does RubixKube do?

Rubix, an AI agent, watches your infrastructure, finds the cause when something breaks, and fixes it with you. Related alerts become one incident, Rubix investigates each one into an RCA (root cause analysis), and you can ask Rubix anything about your systems.

What can RubixKube connect to?

Kubernetes clusters, Linux machines, AWS and Google Cloud, through a small observer that only reads. Datadog, PagerDuty, Grafana and Sentry send their alerts by webhook.

How do I know an RCA is right?

Every claim in an RCA cites what Rubix saw: the logs, events and changes behind it. You can open the evidence and tell Rubix whether it was right.

Can Rubix fix things?

Yes. Connect GitHub and Rubix opens pull requests; connect your tools and it makes the change. You choose how much it does on its own: in Observe it only reads, in Assist it asks before every change, and in Auto it makes changes and asks before anything destructive. Every change is recorded under the person who asked for it. The observers themselves only read.

What are Hubble, Kepler and Rubix CLI?

They are part of the same RubixKube ecosystem as the console. Hubble is on-call and paging: rosters, escalation and acknowledgements. Kepler is the desktop app: an agent that works on your own machine with your own credentials and remembers your systems. Rubix CLI lets you ask Rubix about your incidents and environments from the terminal.

How is RubixKube different from a monitoring tool?

Monitoring tools tell you something is wrong. RubixKube works with the alerts you already have and goes further: it finds the cause, shows the evidence, and fixes it.

See RubixKube on your own systems

Book a 30-minute walkthrough with our team.

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