Dash0 acquires Polar Signals

Last updated: October 1, 2026

About Chat

Agent0 Chat is an agentic assistant built to investigate production issues, identify live problems in your environment, and create dashboards, alerts, and more, from natural language or investigation findings.

Agent0 Chat combines multi-signal analysis across logs, traces, metrics, and infrastructure data with actions like creating alerts, dashboards, pull requests, and IaC.

Overview of Agent0's Chat Features

Agent0 Chat enables you to do the following:

  • Investigate & Analyze — Reason across your telemetry to answer questions, identify root causes, and produce grounded conclusions backed by live data.

    Chat

  • Get Live Insights — Identify active problems in your environment before you need to look for them, refreshed every 60 seconds.

    Chat

  • Access External Tools — Query databases, execute commands, and integrate with external systems like GitHub, GitLab, Linear, and MCP servers.

    Pull requests

  • Pick the Model — Choose the model level and reasoning effort a thread runs with from the picker in the prompt toolbar.

    Model picker in the Agent0 Chat prompt toolbar listing the Light, Standard, Advanced, and Premium levels

You can also reach Agent0 from Slack: type @dash0 in a channel and Dash0 answers in the thread. See Ask Agent0 in a Slack Channel.

Configuration & Context

Agent0's behavior is configured through integrations, prompt templates, and organizational context that informs its responses.

  • Global information in prompt templates. Internal prompt templates use organization-level context — current health state, recent incidents, active deployments — as input. This powers the template prompts in Live Insights and the Agent0 Chat.

  • Tool call transparency. Every tool call Agent0 makes is visible in the conversation, with its status: succeeded, skipped, failed, or pending approval. You always know what Agent0 did and what it didn't do.

  • Settings → Integrations. The place to configure connectors. GitHub, GitLab, and Linear are set up here. Custom MCP servers are added by providing a server URL, validating the connection, and configuring authentication and tool access.

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