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April 2026

CauseFlow AI public launch

April 14, 2026 CauseFlow AI is officially launching. The platform automates incident investigation from alert to resolution — connecting to your cloud infrastructure, monitoring tools, code repositories, and communication platforms to deliver root cause analysis and remediation proposals. What’s included at launch:
  • Dashboard at dashboard.causeflow.ai — manage incidents, review investigations, and approve remediations
  • REST API — full v1 API for incidents, investigations, remediations, webhooks, and more
  • 200+ integrations — connect AWS, Azure, GCP, Datadog, Grafana, Sentry, GitHub, Slack, Jira, Linear, and many more
  • CauseFlow Relay — privacy-preserving database access for PostgreSQL and MongoDB
  • Four plans — Starter, Pro, Business, and Enterprise. See Plans and pricing
  • Developer documentation — API reference, integration guides, Relay setup, and dashboard walkthroughs

CauseFlow AI public documentation launched

April 1, 2026 The CauseFlow AI developer documentation is now publicly available. The docs cover the full API reference, integration guides, the CauseFlow Relay setup, and the dashboard. Highlights:
  • Complete API reference for all v1 endpoints
  • Authentication guide covering JWT Bearer tokens, API key authentication, and webhook HMAC signature verification
  • Step-by-step guides for connecting cloud providers and third-party tools
  • CauseFlow Relay installation and configuration for privacy-preserving database access

March 2026

CauseFlow Relay — early access

March 18, 2026 CauseFlow Relay is a lightweight, self-hosted agent that enables secure, read-only database access from within your private network. The Relay runs inside your network perimeter and returns only masked, sanitized results. Key capabilities:
  • Supports PostgreSQL and MongoDB
  • Runs as a Docker container
  • PII masking built in — sensitive data never leaves your network
  • Outbound-only connections — no inbound firewall rules needed