Alerts & Notifications

Alerts are there to help you see problems early without forcing you into logs first.

What Alerts Usually Mean

Critical: your bot may be down or unable to serve requests reliably
Warning: something needs attention soon, but the bot may still be running
Info: a recovery or lower-severity event happened and is worth knowing about

Best Way To Use Alerts

Read the alert title first
Open the related bot
Check Timeline to see what changed around the same time
Use Controls if a simple restart is appropriate
Contact support if the alert keeps returning

Common Examples

service crash
high CPU or memory use
disk pressure
recovery action triggered
security or drift warning

Email Notifications

Email is the simplest way to stay aware of issues. If you are not sure whether notifications are configured the way you want, contact support and we can verify them with you.

If You Keep Seeing The Same Alert

Repeated alerts usually mean the underlying issue still needs attention. Check:

AI key validity
recent file or configuration changes
uploads that may be too large or malformed
whether the bot is doing more work than expected