AskTony is a real-time intelligence platform that delivers instant context across your entire engineering stack. It connects Sentry, Slack, Jira, GitHub, and Notion to help engineering teams find answers in under 2 seconds without switching tabs.

How does AskTony provide real-time intelligence?

AskTony uses webhooks to receive instant notifications when errors occur in Sentry, commits merge in GitHub, tickets update in Jira, or docs change in Notion. This data is immediately indexed using vector embeddings, ensuring answers reflect your stack's current state—not yesterday's.

What makes AskTony different from ChatGPT or GitHub Copilot?

ChatGPT and Copilot are trained on public data. AskTony is trained on YOUR stack—your private code, docs, tickets, and conversations. It connects related events across tools (e.g., 'This Sentry error relates to commit xyz mentioned in Slack thread abc'). Plus, it's proactive with a live activity feed, not just reactive Q&A.

How fast does AskTony respond?

AskTony delivers answers in under 1.2 seconds (Time to First Token). It uses parallel vector search across all connected tools and optimized inference pipelines to ensure developers get instant context without waiting.

Yes. AskTony uses OAuth for read-only access to your tools. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, stored in isolated databases per organization, and never shared outside your team. You control which repos, channels, and docs Tony can access.

Which tools does AskTony integrate with?

AskTony connects with Sentry (errors), Slack (conversations), Jira (tickets & releases), GitHub (code & commits), Notion (documentation), and more. All integrations use OAuth and webhooks for real-time data sync.

Can AskTony access my private code and data?

Yes, with your explicit authorization. AskTony uses OAuth for read-only access. You choose which repositories, Slack channels, Jira projects, and Notion pages Tony can access. Data is encrypted and isolated per organization.

How do I get started with AskTony?

Visit app.asktony.dev, sign up with your work email, and authorize Tony to access your tools (Sentry, Slack, Jira, GitHub, Notion). Initial setup takes 5 minutes. Tony will index your data and be ready to answer questions in under 10 minutes.

Does AskTony work for small teams?

Absolutely. AskTony is built for teams of 5-12 engineers. Small teams benefit from faster onboarding and less context switching. Larger teams benefit from cross-teams visibility and institutional knowledge retention.

What is the live activity feed?

The live activity feed is a real-time stream showing what's happening across your stack—new Sentry errors, GitHub commits, Jira ticket updates, Slack mentions, and Notion doc changes. It keeps you proactively informed without checking multiple tools.

How does role-based intelligence work?

AskTony adapts answers based on your role (Developer, QA, Product Manager, Engineering Manager). The same question gets different depth and focus—developers see code and commits, QA sees test coverage and bugs, PMs see impact and timelines.

What happens if AskTony doesn't know the answer?

AskTony will tell you it doesn't have enough context and suggest which tools to connect or which data sources to authorize. It never makes up answers—if the information isn't in your connected tools, Tony will be honest about it.

Can I use AskTony for incident response?

Yes. AskTony excels at incident response by instantly connecting Sentry errors with recent commits, related Slack discussions, and open Jira tickets. Instead of manually correlating data across tools, ask 'What caused the prod outage?' and get a unified answer in seconds.

How does AskTony help with onboarding?

New team members can ask questions like 'How does our auth flow work?' and get answers synthesized from code, documentation, and past Slack conversations. This reduces onboarding time from weeks to days by making institutional knowledge instantly accessible.

Does AskTony replace my existing tools?

No. AskTony is an intelligence layer on top of your existing tools. You still use Sentry for error monitoring, Slack for communication, Jira for project management, GitHub for code, and Notion for docs. Tony just makes it faster to find information across all of them.

AskTony offers a free demo with 10 questions per session. Paid plans start at a per-user monthly rate for teams. Contact us at app.asktony.dev for custom enterprise pricing and dedicated support.

What is Model Context Protocol (MCP)?

Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard for connecting AI systems with external data sources and tools. AskTony is built on MCP, allowing it to seamlessly integrate with Sentry, Slack, Jira, GitHub, and Notion through standardized MCP servers.

How does AskTony use MCP?

AskTony uses MCP servers to connect with your engineering tools. Each integration (Sentry, Slack, Jira, GitHub, Notion) runs as an MCP server, providing a standardized interface for real-time data sync, webhook handling, and semantic search. This makes AskTony extensible and easy to maintain.

Can I add custom MCP integrations to AskTony?

Yes. Since AskTony is built on Model Context Protocol, you can add custom MCP servers for any tool your team uses. The MCP architecture ensures seamless integration without modifying AskTony's core code.

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Privacy Policy

Overview

AskTony ("we," "us," or "our") respects your privacy. This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, and protect your information when you use our demo at app.asktony.dev.

What We Collect

When you use our demo, we may collect:

Questions you ask: We store your questions to improve our service and may display them anonymously to other visitors
Basic analytics: Page views, session duration, browser type (via Google Analytics)

Note: Google Analytics may collect your IP address and set cookies. See Google's Privacy Policy for details.

How We Use Your Data

To provide and improve the demo experience
To understand how visitors use our product
To display anonymized questions as examples
To comply with legal obligations

Cookies

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Your Rights

You have the right to:

Access the questions you've asked in our demo
Request deletion of your data
Opt out of analytics tracking (see above)

To request data access or deletion, contact us at: hello@asktony.dev

Data Security

We use industry-standard security measures to protect your data. However, no internet transmission is 100% secure. Please do not share sensitive company information or personal identifiable information in your demo questions.

Third-Party Services

We use the following third-party services:

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Changes to This Policy

We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. We will notify you of any significant changes by posting the new policy on this page.

Contact Us

If you have questions about this Privacy Policy, contact us at:

Email: hello@asktony.dev

Last Updated: January 20, 2025