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WolfNote × WolfStack

Connect your server infrastructure to your notes. Automatically log events, incidents, backups, and alerts from WolfStack directly into WolfNote.

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Auto-Log Server Events

Deployments, service restarts, and configuration changes logged as notes automatically.

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Incident Notes

Status page incidents auto-create detailed notes with timestamps and resolution tracking.

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Backup Audit Trail

Every backup completion and failure logged to WolfNote for compliance and record-keeping.

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Alert History

Critical alerts from your infrastructure documented with full context and timeline.

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AI-Powered Summaries

WolfStack's AI assistant can create notes with incident summaries and health reports.

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Organised by Folder

Events route to specific WolfNote folders — incidents, backups, alerts, and AI notes each in their own space.

How it works

1

Open WolfStack settings

Navigate to the WolfNote integration panel in your WolfStack dashboard.

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Sign in with your WolfNote account

Enter your WolfNote credentials. Your token is stored securely on your server — never shared externally.

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Toggle the features you want

Enable auto-logging for events, incidents, backups, alerts, and AI-generated notes. Each feature is independently controlled.

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Notes appear automatically

Server events flow into WolfNote in real time. Review your infrastructure history alongside your project notes.

Use cases

DevOps audit trail — Every deployment, rollback, and config change documented in WolfNote for compliance.
Incident post-mortems — Incidents auto-create notes with timeline data. Add your analysis directly in WolfNote.
Backup verification — Know exactly when backups ran, succeeded, or failed — searchable in your notes.
Team visibility — Infrastructure events appear in shared WolfNote folders so the whole team stays informed.
AI health reports — WolfStack's AI generates server health summaries and saves them as notes on a schedule.
🔒 Privacy first. Your WolfNote credentials are stored only on your WolfStack server. Authentication uses a JWT token stored in /etc/wolfstack/ with restricted permissions. No credentials are sent to third parties. WolfStack communicates directly with the WolfNote API over HTTPS.