Ampbase is the OpAMP control plane for the long-running agents in your fleet. Every config is versioned, every deploy can be staged and judged on what the agents report, and every change is on the audit trail.
# Point the supervisor at your channel
export OPAMP_SERVER=wss://acme.ampbase.io/channels/observability-prod/v1/opamp
# Start the universal supervisor
ampbase run
You choose the plan. Ampbase runs the rollout, judges every stage on what the agents report, and rolls it back before you have read the alert.
10, 50, 100, or by a label such as env. A preview shows what each stage reaches.
A stable slice of the fleet takes it; the rest stay on the previous version. An agent’s stage is a hash of its ID, so nobody flips back and forth as the rollout widens.
Once a minute, every agent in the stage lands in one of five buckets. The stage holds through a 30-minute soak, and the verdict is a sentence.
A rejection, a degraded agent, or drift rolls it back, or pauses for you. Each fires on the first agent it counts unless you set it otherwise; a metric regression tripwire is yours to add.
The last stage goes green and every rule the rollout moved serves the new version.
Who started it, every advance and override with its reason, on the audit trail and a webhook.
Every coding-agent policy is a version you can compare and return to.
See what changes against the version the workstations run now.
One deploy reaches every workstation that joined with ampbase enroll.
A workstation whose policy no longer matches the deployed version shows as drifted.
No news is not evidence. A silent agent counts against the stage, never for it.
Ampbase manages every long-running agent in your fleet — from the OG collectors to the AI kind. What they do differs completely. What it takes to change their config safely does not.
OpAMP is the Open Agent Management Protocol, the OpenTelemetry standard for managing agents remotely: the agent reports what it is running and its health, the server offers a config, the agent says whether it applied. A standard means your agents are not locked to our server.
The OTel Collector speaks OpAMP natively. Fluent Bit, Vector, Telegraf, Tetragon and Claude Code do not. The ampbase supervisor is the adapter: one binary per host that speaks OpAMP upward and each agent’s own language downward. The fleet products built on OpAMP today manage collectors only.
Collectors, coding agents and security policy, managed from one place. 14-day free trial, full access, no credit card. One binary per host, config in minutes.