SuperPlane

Hey HN! We're Marko and Darko, building SuperPlane with a small team. SuperPlane is an open source DevOps control plane for running event-driven workflows. It works across the tools teams already use like Git, CI/CD, incident response, observability, infra, notifications, etc.You can think of SuperPlane as 'n8n/Zapier for DevOps'.How do we do DevOps today? For many teams it's a mix of brittle scripts, one-off CI jobs, bespoke GitOps, and manual approvals scattered across channels.Pipelines are often the only workflow engine available, but they’re not a great fit when a workflow needs to span multiple repos/tools, wait for humans, or run over hours and days. Previously we built a CI/CD company Semaphore so we've seen it first-hand.SuperPlane gives you a place to model these workflows as a system: connect your tools, define how events flow, and get a complete, queryable execution history for debugging, audit, and shared understanding.Examples of what you can do with SuperPlane today:- Cross-tool automation with guardrails: coordinate releases with approvals, time windows, checks, and rollback paths.- Human-in-the-loop operations: pause for sign-off, collect decisions, and resume where you left off.- Incident and on-call workflows: pull context from multiple systems, fan out notifications, and keep a work log.- Glue work you don't want to re-build: webhooks, retries, routing, payload transforms, and a unified run history.See pre-built examples in the docs: https://docs.superplane.com/get-started/example-use-cases/Project status:- Self-hosted only right now, alpha release. Apache 2.- Integrates with GitHub, OpenAI, Dash0, PagerDuty, Slack, Cloudflare, Semaphore, AWS Lambda, SMTP, webhooks. Much more planned.Links:- GitHub repo: https://github.com/superplanehq/superplane- Docs: https://docs.superplane.comCurious to hear your take, especially:1. What's the first DevOps workflow you’d want to encode?2. Which missing integrations matter most to you (eg GitLab, Rootly, Kubernetes, Datadog, Terraform, etc)?We’ll be in the comments. Thanks for reading!