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title Quick Start
description Get from signup to your first AI-generated fix in under 5 minutes

1. Create your account

Go to sonarly.dev and sign up with GitHub, GitLab, or Google. Your organization is created automatically.

2. Connect an alert source

Pick the tool you use most. You only need one to get started.

1. Click **Connect Sentry** on the onboarding page 2. Authorize via OAuth (read-only permissions) 3. Select a Sentry project to monitor 4. Click **Start Import** — Sonarly fetches your unresolved issues and begins AI analysis 
Real-time webhooks are also configured automatically so new Sentry issues are analyzed instantly.
1. Go to **Connect Datadog** 2. Enter your API Key, Application Key, and site (e.g. `us5.datadoghq.com`) 3. Sonarly validates your credentials and auto-creates a webhook in your Datadog account 4. New Datadog alerts trigger automatic incident analysis 1. Go to **Connect Grafana** 2. Enter your Grafana URL and a service account token (Viewer role) 3. Sonarly auto-creates a webhook contact point in Grafana 4. Alert notifications are routed to Sonarly automatically 1. Go to **Connect GCP** 2. Enter your GCP Project ID 3. Create a read-only service account with the provided gcloud commands 4. Paste the service account JSON key 5. Sonarly detects available capabilities (logs, metrics, traces, alerts, SLOs) 1. Go to **Connect SigNoz** 2. Enter your SigNoz URL and API key (Admin role recommended) 3. Sonarly auto-creates a webhook notification channel in SigNoz 4. New SigNoz alerts trigger automatic incident analysis 1. Go to **Connect AWS** 2. Click **Launch CloudFormation** to deploy a read-only IAM role in your account 3. Copy the Role ARN from CloudFormation outputs and paste it in Sonarly 4. The AI agent gets full AWS CLI access (CloudWatch, CloudTrail, EC2, ECS, Lambda, RDS) 1. Go to **Connect Vercel** 2. Create an API token at [vercel.com/account/tokens](https://vercel.com/account/tokens) 3. Paste the token — Sonarly validates it and lists your projects 4. Select a team if applicable — the AI agent can now query your deployment logs 1. Go to **Connect Mezmo** 2. Enter your Service Key (from Mezmo **Settings** → **Organization** → **API Keys**) 3. Sonarly validates access by querying your logs 4. Configure a webhook in Mezmo to route alerts to Sonarly

3. Connect your codebase

Connect GitHub or GitLab so Sonarly can analyze your code and create pull requests.

1. Click **Connect GitHub** 2. Install the Sonarly GitHub App 3. Select which repositories to give access to 1. Click **Connect GitLab** 2. Authorize via OAuth 3. Select your repositories 
Self-hosted GitLab instances are also supported.

4. Connect Slack (optional)

Get notified in Slack when new issues are found and fixes are ready.

  1. Go to Settings → Slack
  2. Click Connect Slack and authorize
  3. Select which channel receives notifications
  4. Configure severity preferences (e.g. only notify on critical issues)

5. You're all set

New alerts from your connected tools are now automatically:

  1. Analyzed — AI classifies severity and generates a clear title and description
  2. Deduplicated — Similar issues are grouped to reduce noise
  3. Investigated — Claude Code explores your codebase to find the root cause
  4. Fixed — A pull request is created with the fix and a detailed explanation
  5. Notified — You get a Slack message (or email) with the summary and PR link

Visit your Issues page to see results as they come in.