rootcoz

Run RootCoz, sign in, and submit your first Jenkins, Prow, or JUnit XML analysis in just a few minutes.

Analyze Jenkins builds, Prow jobs, or JUnit XML files and choose the input mode that matches the failure data you already have.

Improve analysis quality by selecting AI models, enabling peer review, attaching a tests repo, and adding extra repositories for context.

Watch queued and running jobs from the dashboard, follow live status updates, and know when to abort or rerun an analysis.

Inspect grouped failures, compare AI reasoning, mark reviews complete, and override classifications or patterns when the default answer needs correction.

Keep review work in one place by adding comments, mentioning teammates, and chatting with AI about a specific job.

Rotate your API key, save GitHub and Jira tokens, and enable mention notifications so follow-up work works across the UI and CLI.

Turn failures into GitHub issues or Jira bugs, link external trackers back to jobs, and push classifications to Report Portal when needed.

Search recurring failures, drill into test history, and compare team-level trends across dates, labels, metadata, and review status.

Approve users, assign roles, grant reports access, and set server-wide AI, CI, auth, and integration defaults as an administrator.

Show administrators how to ask RootCoz questions across all jobs, choose or override the AI model, follow live replies in the web UI or CLI, abort or clear a session, and save or download HTML report artifacts from chat output.

Install the CLI, save server profiles, and script repeated tasks such as listing results, exporting reports, and reanalyzing failures.

Bring up RootCoz with Docker Compose for local use or Helm for Kubernetes and OpenShift when you need a shared deployment.

Look up request and response details for analysis, results, history, auth, reports, chat, admin, and notification endpoints.

Find every rootcoz command, flag, and output mode for results, history, comments, metadata, auth, reports, and admin workflows.

Check environment variables, server settings, Helm values, and per-repository .rootcoz options when you need to tune behavior or integrations.