Documentation
Build with OpsAI. Govern every operation.
Documentation for connecting AI systems, writing policies, evaluating actions, tracing operations and producing evidence with OpsAI.
First time here
Read it in order
Introduction, Quickstart, then Concepts. About twenty minutes, and it is the only path that assumes nothing.
Start with the introductionHere to build
Connect something
Connect a system, send an event, write a policy, evaluate an action, read the trace. Ends with a governed action.
Open the quickstartHere to look something up
Go to the reference
Every endpoint with its request, response, errors and SDK equivalent, organised by the resource it acts on.
Open the API reference
Everything in the documentation
Getting started
3Read in order. Each one assumes the previous.
Introduction
OpsAI decides whether an action an AI system proposes is allowed, before it reaches a system of record, and files the decision either way.
Quickstart
The shortest path from nothing to a governed action: connect a system, send an event, write a policy, evaluate an action, read the trace.
Concepts
Definitions for the vocabulary the rest of the documentation assumes: what an AI system is here, what a policy compiles to, and how the pieces relate.
Platform
2How the mechanics work once the vocabulary is in place.
Platform
How connecting a system works in practice, what the inventory records about it, and how its activity becomes a trace and then an auditable record.
Integrations
Connect AI providers, agent frameworks, enterprise systems, data systems and identity providers, and receive events over webhooks and MCP.
Governance and security
2The two areas a reviewer opens first, so they are their own group.
Governance
Policy syntax and lifecycle, risk evaluation and approval flows, plus how accountability is modelled when an AI system is the thing doing the work.
Security
How authentication and authorization work, how secrets are held centrally rather than distributed, and what tenant isolation and data residency mean here.
Reference
1Returned to rather than read. Deliberately last.