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APM for Ruby, Elixir, Python & Node.js. | Service status: @AppSignalStatus | Support: [email protected]
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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  • @AppSignal
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    @AppSignal
    Aug 20
    MCP queries your monitoring data. It doesn't collect, store, or alert. Your agent isn't watching your app while you sleep, and every event would cost you tokens. We wrote about what MCP actually does and what still needs a monitoring tool.
    MCP Won't Replace Your Monitoring Tool
    MCP Won't Replace Your Monitoring Tool | AppSignal Blog
    From blog.appsignal.com
  • @AppSignal
    AppSignal
    @AppSignal
    Aug 18
    Vibe coding makes a monitoring tool look done in an afternoon. Then you need to monitor the monitor. We wrote about why building your own breaks down and where a managed tool actually saves you time.
    Why You Shouldn't Vibe Code Your Monitoring Tool
    Why You Shouldn't Vibe Code Your Monitoring Tool | AppSignal Blog
    From blog.appsignal.com
  • @AppSignal
    AppSignal
    @AppSignal
    Aug 13
    Doesn't matter who wrote the code: you, Claude, or the colleague who swore RSpec covered every edge case. What matters is that when PagerDuty wakes you at 2 am, you can fix it quickly. How AppSignal helps you get back to bed within minutes, not hours: blog.appsignal.com/2026/08/13/how…
  • @AppSignal
    AppSignal
    @AppSignal
    Aug 11
    Migrating your app can be scary, but it doesn't have to be. @render makes deploying easy. Our checklist makes the move easy too, with AppSignal as your smoke alarm: it tells you the second something breaks and gives you the tools you need to fix it. blog.appsignal.com/2026/08/11/you…
  • @AppSignal
    AppSignal
    @AppSignal
    Aug 5
    You prompted a Flask app into being. It worked locally, so you shipped it. You don't know each function well enough to catch what breaks in the wild. Not your prompt's fault, not your agent's. Just a blind spot. Checklist:
    From Claude Code to Production: A Monitoring Checklist for Python Developers
    From Claude Code to Production: A Monitoring Checklist for Python Developers | AppSignal Blog
    From blog.appsignal.com
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