OpsTruth

Check what changed without changing it again.

OpsTruth inspects repository and software-delivery evidence without changing the system it checks. It is publicly available as the opstruth-evidence GitHub Marketplace Action and through its current public interfaces.

OpsTruth gathers evidence from source, checks and delivery surfaces so teams can see what is supported, what needs attention and what still has not been confirmed.

Public availability

Available

OpsTruth 0.4.1 is published in the OpenAI Plugins Directory. The opstruth-evidence GitHub Marketplace Action is also public, with v1.0.0 and the stable v1 reference published.

Public distribution status, not an internal checker status.

Capabilities

What OpsTruth offers

Publicly described behaviour is kept separate from implementation details.

Repository inspection: Checks source and repository evidence at the version being reviewed.
Build and test evidence: Surfaces evidence from project checks instead of relying on a prose success summary.
CI evidence: Reads available continuous-integration results and configuration relevant to a claim.
Runtime and deployment evidence: Can compare public runtime or deployment evidence with the software claim being reviewed.
Inspection-only operation: The checker is designed to observe and report rather than repair, deploy or publish.
GitHub Marketplace Action: The opstruth-evidence Action is publicly listed with v1.0.0 and stable v1 references.

Current limits

What OpsTruth is not claiming

Product limits and maturity are part of the public description, not footnotes.

Does not deploy what it checks
Does not merge or publish changes
Does not restart services or rewrite the system under review

Evidence checks

What OpsTruth can inspect

OpsTruth reads available software evidence and reports what it can support without repairing or deploying the system being checked.

Repository: Source and repository evidence for the version being reviewed.
Tests: Available evidence that project tests were run and what they reported.
Build: Evidence that the project can be built from the reviewed source.
CI: Available continuous-integration configuration and results.
Runtime: Observable behaviour when a running surface is available to inspect.
Deployment: Available evidence connecting a deployed surface to the software claim.

Availability

Published on OpenAI and GitHub Marketplace

OpsTruth 0.4.1 is published in the OpenAI Plugins Directory. The GitHub Action is also public.

Website: https://opstruth.io
MCP endpoint: https://mcp.opstruth.io/mcp
OpenAI Plugins Directory: https://chatgpt.com/plugins/plugins_6a8d4dc60bf081918a06094873890eb4
GitHub Marketplace: https://github.com/marketplace/actions/opstruth-evidence
Source: https://github.com/AyobamiH/opstruth
OpenAI release: 0.4.1
Action release: v1.0.0 with stable v1 reference

Product family

How the products fit together

Each product has a distinct job, and their maturity is stated independently.

Live

DoneState

Automated maintenance that stays reviewable.

RC6 prerelease

AgentProof

Authorise once. Execute once. Prove what happened.

DoneState prepares reviewable repository maintenance. OpsTruth checks software evidence independently. AgentProof is the future signed-evidence component and remains in development.