Get from a URL toa verified alert path.
The shortest path is the default. Deeper integrations, API access, and MCP stay available when you need them.
If you are starting from nothing, do these three in order: paste one production URL, wait for the first signal, then send a test alert to prove it reaches you. That is about five minutes and it proves the whole path before you depend on it.
Evaluating rather than setting up? How Beaam works is the shorter read, and the case for Beaam is the argument.
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Connect your stack
Alerting
detection
How Beaam decides
Repeated evidence, correlation across the stack, cooldowns, and how silence is proved to be good news.
delivery
Where alerts go
Named channels, a default set, per-service routing, and the delivery ledger that retries a failed send.
tuning
Thresholds and overrides
Sensible defaults you need not touch, and the two levels at which you can override them when you want to.
guides
Practical guides
What to watch on Stripe, Supabase and Lambda, and the failures that return HTTP 200.
Interfaces and trust
api
API reference
Every operation, generated from the production capability manifest — one endpoint, one auth header, one response envelope.
mcp
Remote MCP connector
Connect a compatible assistant over an OAuth-protected endpoint and ask about your stack in plain language. Billing and admin operations are never exposed.
reference
API conventions
The response envelope, error shape, and authentication rules every capability follows.
trust
Security and architecture
Isolation, credential handling, outbound safety, and watchdog independence.
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