AURA is a production-tested SRE agent platform written in Rust. It provides the guardrails, APIs, state management, streaming and failure handling needed to put AI to work safely on production infrastructure, and ships integrations for Mezmo traces and logs, Prometheus metrics and Kubernetes deployment history, alongside MCP and OpenTelemetry support.
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Correlate traces, logs, latency and deployment history in one investigation
Let specialist agents work from Mezmo, Prometheus and Kubernetes data
Use guardrails and approvals instead of letting an agent act unchecked
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