Best AI Assistant for New Relic

Why teams want AI to surface New Relic data

New Relic tracks everything — application performance, error rates, infrastructure health, browser metrics. But the sheer volume of data means getting a quick answer often requires navigating through multiple dashboards and filters. When a stakeholder asks "how's the app performing?" or you hear about slow load times, you need to open New Relic, find the right dashboard, set the right time range, and interpret the charts.

The data is already being collected. What teams need is a faster way to get specific answers without the full dashboard experience every time.

How Carly works with New Relic

Carly connects to your New Relic account and answers performance questions on demand. Ask her about error rates, response times, throughput, or any metric New Relic tracks. She pulls the data and gives you a plain-language answer.

This is especially useful for incident response. When something seems slow or broken, ask Carly what New Relic is showing instead of opening dashboards yourself. She can tell you which services have elevated error rates, whether response times have spiked, and when the issue started.

Carly also handles proactive monitoring. Ask her for a daily summary of your application health — key metrics, any alerts that fired, and anything that looks unusual. She can post these summaries to Slack so your team stays informed without anyone checking New Relic manually.

Who uses Carly with New Relic

Engineering teams that use New Relic for observability and want faster access to performance data. On-call engineers who need quick answers during incidents. Engineering managers who want daily health summaries without navigating dashboards.