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Session Replay is GA, new data sources and Claude Integrations

March 5, 2026

Session Replay is now GA, new Issues and Entities data sources are available in Data Explorer and Dashboards, and new integrations make it easier to track AI coding tools across your organization.

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Session Replay is now GA

Sometimes logs and traces don’t tell the full story. Seeing what the user actually did often does.

Session Replay is now GA as part of groundcover’s RUM capabilities.

We’ve been using Session Replay internally as a product team to better understand how users interact with the platform and to debug issues faster. Now it’s available to you.

Session Replay works especially well with groundcover’s architecture:

  • ‍BYOC by design – session data stays between your walls. This is especially important for user sensitive data.
  • Fully correlated debugging – replays are connected with RUM signals and backend traces, so you can move from a user action to the exact backend behavior.
  • Included in your tier – no extra pricing, just part of the platform.

Learn how to set it up here.

New data sources in Data Explorer and Dashboards: Issues & Entities

We added two new data sources that make it easier to explore and visualize platform metadata directly from Data Explorer and Dashboards.

Entities

The Entities data source exposes the entities table in groundcover. It includes information about your workloads, Kubernetes resources, hosts, and more.

This capability originally came from a need we had while building AI agents that query groundcover, and it is now available for everyone.

You can now query and visualize entity data directly from Data Explorer and dashboards.

Issues

The Issues data source allows you to query and visualize issues created in groundcover.

A simple example: when releasing a new feature, you can build a dashboard that combines RUM metrics, traces, logs, and the issues related to that release.

Claude Code and CoWork integration wizards

It is now easier to monitor Claude Code and CoWork usage across your organization.

The new integration wizards help you track: usage, costs, tool activity

This gives teams visibility into how AI coding tools are being used across the organization.

Improvements

  • Monitors – Preview now supports custom labels. Improved migration layout.
  • Connected Apps – Added Rootly URL field.
  • Integrations – Added source maps setup guide. Increased default time picker.
  • Data Sources – Improved Terraform configuration visualization.

Bug Fixes

  • Data Explorer – Result column is now hidden when valueFieldHints is empty.
  • Monitors – Fixed catalog access and workflow selection issues.
  • Explore – Improved map value rendering.
  • Logs – Fixed “Logs Over Time” graph disappearing during free text search.
  • Integrations – Metrics now reflect the selected time period.

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Other recent updates

Webhooks & Rootly Integration, Custom Monitor Labels, and Improved DDQL Migrations

February 26, 2026

This week we expanded Connected Apps with webhooks support, testing capabilities, and a new Rootly integration. Monitors got custom labels and webhook payloads, while Migrations improved with support for multiple DDQL functions translation. We also shipped fixes across dashboards, traces, workloads, and RUM to keep things stable.

incident.io & OpsGenie Integrations, Dashboard API Schema, and Monitor Wizard Upgrades

February 19, 2026

This week we expanded Connected Apps with incident.io and OpsGenie, exposed the dashboard JSON schema via public API, and launched a new Linux Hosts installation wizard. Monitors and dashboards got meaningful UX improvements, RBAC flows are now smoother with deep-link redirects, and Logs received better usability in the search bar.

Notification Routes, Integrations & Custom Mapping in Migrations

February 12, 2026

Discover new notification routes, Kubernetes and Datadog integrations, improved gcQL JSON handling, and enhanced logs and traces.

gcQL Monitors, Cross-Data Queries & LangChain Integrations

February 5, 2026

Explore gcQL cross-data queries, LangChain integration, enhanced monitors, and usability improvements across traces and dashboards.

gcQL Multi-Source Joins & Stronger Trace Search

January 29, 2026

Discover gcQL cross-domain joins, integration stats, enhanced trace search, and time-based filtering for deeper observability insights.

New Monitor Wizard, Dashboards Schema Edit, and Expanded gcQL

January 22, 2026

This week we introduced a new creation wizard for monitors. Dashboards got several QOL improvements, including better JSON editing and saving, a persistent time picker, and cleaner widget placement. We also expanded gcQL with hour-based filtering, conditional stats, and new pipes, alongside fixes across traces and migrations.

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