Coralogix's Olly AI agent can now deliver its scheduled task output directly to Slack or email through the platform's Notification Center, rather than only writing findings into an internal chat. Use cases highlighted include weekly incident reviews built from investigated cases, deployment digests sourced from event markers, week-over-week operational health comparisons (alert volume, error log trends), and FinOps reports built on AWS billing data. Setup happens under Settings > Olly AI > Scheduled tasks, where users define a prompt, model, recurrence, and connector.
Questions this post answers
Can Coralogix's Olly AI agent send scheduled reports directly to Slack or email now?
Yes, Olly's scheduled tasks are now wired into the Coralogix Notification Center, so results can be routed to Slack or email out of the box instead of only being written into an internal chat with run history. Setup happens under Settings, Olly AI, Scheduled tasks, where connectors can be attached during or after task creation. Teams automating incident and deployment reporting can track platform updates like this via daily.dev.
How do I set up a scheduled task for Olly in Coralogix?
A scheduled task requires a name, a prompt phrased conversationally, a model, a recurrence (one-off, hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly), and a start time that must be in the future and no more than a week out. An active toggle controls whether it runs immediately or waits, and connectors can route results to Slack or email. Engineers building automated observability workflows can follow tooling changes like this on daily.dev.
How does Coralogix Olly generate FinOps reports on AWS cloud spend?
Olly reads AWS billing data brought into Coralogix through the AWS Billing integration, treating cost data as ordinary queryable telemetry alongside metrics like latency. It produces FinOps reports across an entire AWS estate with minimal token usage, relying on DataPrime serverside aggregation to keep the data footprint small. FinOps and platform teams comparing cost-monitoring approaches can follow updates like this on daily.dev.