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Last updated: May 31, 2026

About Agent0

The AI layer built into Dash0, for investigating issues, creating assets, and generating code fixes from your production telemetry.

Agent0 is the AI layer built into Dash0. It reads your OpenTelemetry telemetry natively and investigates issues, creates assets, and generates code fixes from your production data.

Keeps your context

This documentation covers what Agent0 does, how it is structured, and how to configure it.

About Agent0

Agent0 takes a request and acts on it. It runs inside a sandboxed execution environment that can clone repositories, run commands, and execute multi-step workflows the same way your terminal does.

Agent0 reads your telemetry directly, in the OpenTelemetry semantic conventions it was produced in. It connects to your code through GitHub, your work tracking through Linear, and your knowledge bases and external systems through MCP. It queries your databases with SQL and runs bounded commands through Bash.

The output includes production assets, such as alerts, dashboards, and pull requests.

Where to Find Agent0

  • Agent0 Chat page — the home for live work. The Live Insights surfaces what is going wrong in your environment right now, per service, with one-click investigation prompts. Chat

  • Every Dash0 page — Agent0 is present in-page through the Integrated Experience, which is toggled on/off when you click the button in the top left:

    Integrated Experience button

    The prompts available in the vertical side-panel on the left change based on what you are looking at: a span, a log row, a failed check, a dashboard panel, a metric. Keeps your context

    The side-panel mode keeps the conversation alongside your navigation. Agent0 appears contextually throughout Dash0, such as in the Service Map: Agent0 in Service Map

Getting Started

If you are new to Agent0, start with Key Concepts to learn the mental model, then read Explore Agent0 for Agent0's key features.

To configure connectors, see Configure Connectors & Tools.

Further Reading