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NerveOps sends encrypted operational events from infrastructure to your iPhone.
Use it for CI/CD failures, cron jobs, server events, deployment status, backup results, monitoring alerts, hosted webhooks, and signed agent commands.
Start with a pipe:
1. Create a webhook URL for apps, monitors, and automations.
2. Use a sender command from terminal scripts, cron, CI/CD, or servers.
3. Connect an optional trusted agent when you need signed commands and encrypted output.
NerveOps is built around a simple security boundary:
- sender credentials can send events only
- hosted webhook URLs receive external events into a pipe
- the relay routes encrypted payloads
- iPhone decrypts locally
- agent commands are optional and signed
- agent output returns encrypted to the app
Common uses:
- CI/CD failure alerts
- deployment notifications
- cron job results
- server health signals
- backup status
- monitoring events
- hosted webhook events
- self-hosted infrastructure alerts
- signed operational commands from iPhone
NerveOps is not a chat app, SSH replacement, or full monitoring platform. It is a focused encrypted signal path from your infrastructure to your phone, with optional signed actions when you explicitly connect an agent.
Website: https://nerve.ink
Docs: https://nerve.ink/docs.html
CLI: https://github.com/nerve-ink/nerve-cli
Agent: https://github.com/nerve-ink/nerve-agent
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What's New in NerveOps
1.2.2
June 29, 2026
NerveOps 1.2.2 improves the encrypted ops workflow on iPhone. New and improved: - Hosted webhook URLs for receiving events from apps, monitors, and automations - Clearer pipe setup flow: webhook URL, sender command, and optional agent - Better push previews for hosted webhook events - App icon badge count for unread events - Improved unread state handling for muted and unmuted pipes - Updated English and Russian interface text - UI polish across pipe setup, signal cards, and action setup - Backend compatibility fixes for existing clients This release keeps the core model simple: receive events first, use terminal sender commands when needed, and connect an agent only for signed commands.
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