Opsis is an automated quality assurance and bug detection tool designed for developers who build and ship applications quickly. Its primary function is to monitor real user sessions, identify bugs that might not be caught through traditional testing, and provide evidence of each issue along with a suggested fix. The tool aims to create a continuous loop where bugs are detected, verified, and resolved before they impact other users. The system integrates with platforms such as PostHog, Sentry, or custom logs to capture user session data. When a bug is identified, Opsis generates a video demonstrating the issue along with a trace and related logs captured through its MCP (Model Context Protocol) integration. It then provides a safe fix prompt that can be pasted directly into an editor like Cursor. Additional capabilities include scheduled scans, OWASP security checks, and alerts via Slack or Linear. The tool includes PII redaction and read-only OAuth for privacy, and it supports a re-verification loop to confirm that a fix has resolved the issue before closing it. Opsis is built for three primary user groups. Solo developers can connect their existing monitoring tools and turn real user sessions into documented bugs with ready to apply fixes. Agencies and freelancers benefit from scheduled regression checks and automated notifications that catch issues before clients report them. Startups and teams receive each bug with a video, trace, and logs, and the re-verification loop ensures that fixes are complete. The workflow involves connecting the application, allowing Opsis to monitor sessions, and then receiving proven bugs with fix prompts to paste back into the codebase. New users can start with a free tier or trial any paid plan for three days.