Connect Codela
A few steps to production memory for your coding agents. Your observability key is checked live and stored encrypted.
Sign in
You'll sign in and pick which repos Codela can see. It reads code and deploys, comments on pull requests, and adds lessons to your repo. GitHub will ask for write access: Codela uses it only for its lesson files (.codela/, a line in CLAUDE.md, a section in AGENTS.md), never your code.
Other ways in
Open a workspace with its Codela key:
Connect your observability tool
SigNoz → Settings → API Keys. The key's service account needs the Viewer role (read-only is enough).
Read-only access is enough. Keys are checked live and stored encrypted.
Your repos
Lets Codela see every deploy and the code it shipped, so it can tell a bad change from an outage.
Create a fine-grained token. Repository access: only this repo. Permissions: Contents and Deployments read-only; Pull requests and Webhooks read and write (to comment on pull requests that repeat a lesson).
More options: try Codela on a past deploy
Try it on a past deploy
No need to wait for your next deploy: pick when an earlier one went out (UTC). Codela compares production before and after it, and writes a lesson if it got worse.
Link a repo above first.