gcQL Multi-Source Joins & Stronger Trace Search

More of your stack in view, and an agent you can steer

August 27, 2026

This update widens what groundcover can see and tightens how you work with the agent. Mobile joins RUM, databases and Azure Application Insights come in as new sources, the widget builder got rebuilt, and the agent picked up two real controls: run its tools asynchronously so it can talk to other agents, and steer an investigation while it's still running.

Describe what you want, get what you need–more agent assistance and improvements to dashboards

August 13, 2026

Most of the work in this release landed in two places: dashboards and the agent. Dashboards got easier to template and easier to keep tidy. We shipped variables that map across data sources, saved views you can re-apply in one click, and facets plus bulk actions so a long list stops being a scrolling exercise. The agent picked up things it couldn't do before, too: build a monitor from a plain-English description, scope a question to an exact key:value with @mentions, and take images as input, whether that's a screenshot of a problem or a rough sketch of the dashboard you want it to build. And your groundcover links now unfurl into real cards in Slack, so a trace or log shows up where the incident's already being talked about.

Faster, higher-quality dashboards from the agent, and an issues page built for investigation

July 30, 2026

Two things anchor this release. groundcover Agent Mode builds for you across the platform and it does so even better. You can create a dashboard faster with the groundcover Agent, and the result is better than the old create flow gave you. The issues page got a real redesign around how customers actually investigate an alert, with that same view now showing up in Slack when a monitor fires. We also released cost monitoring on AWS, easier dashboard management from the outside, and the usual round of improvements and fixes below.