Horus · Office #37,984

What it is

Calls itself “incident investigation”.

• Calls itself: incident investigation

“Open-source incident investigation.”

Where it puts itself

Publishes a comparison page.

“Dashboards show signals. Horus reconstructs what happened — correlating evidence, ranking hypotheses, building a timeline, and producing a structured report with suspected causes, gaps, and next actions.”

“Horus vs MCP -> https://horus.sh/comparisons/horus-vs-mcp”

Who it sells to

Sells to developers. Built for teams. Available in 3 languages.

• Sells to: developers
• Company size: teams
• Languages: JavaScript · Python · TypeScript

“Horus connects logs, metrics, queues, databases and source code into evidence-backed incident reports. Get ranked causes, timelines, gaps and next steps for your team and AI coding agents.”

“Built for production engineering.”

How it runs

A command-line tool for Linux and macOS. Runs locally and works offline. Hosted in the cloud. Distributed through the Homebrew and npm. Open source. AI is a side feature. Built with Google Analytics.

• Kind: cli
• Runs on: Linux · macOS
• Runs where: cloud / hosted · on the device, offline
• Distributed via: Homebrew · npm
• Open source: yes
• AI role: a side feature
• Analytics: Google Analytics

“$ npm install -g @merittdev/horus”

“…macOS • Linux • Open source”

What it works with

Names Axiom, BullMQ and 5 more on its pages.

• Names: Axiom · BullMQ · Elasticsearch · +4

“Horus connects Elasticsearch, Grafana, Axiom, Sentry, MongoDB, Postgres, BullMQ, and source intelligence into a deterministic report”

“Horus connects logs, metrics, queues, databases and source code into evidence-backed incident reports.”

What it offers as proof

Live, no waitlist. Try it without signing up. Publishes docs and a blog.

• Instant signup: yes
• Trial asks for: nothing

“Install today.”

“…curl (recommended) Copy $ curl -fsSL https://horus.sh/install.sh | bash”