AI FOR OPERATIONS

AI tools for system administration

Investigate systems, run scoped commands and build reusable automation.

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WHAT YOU CAN DO

Investigate in plain language

Find scoped devices, query inventory and retrieve collected monitoring data.
Inspect service/process information, exact files and bounded file metadata.
Run an explicit PowerShell command on one exact Windows device.
Discover SSH hosts in scope and run bounded SSH commands using saved credentials.

Move from a question to a workflow

Find and run existing Trigger automation buttons and eligible packages.
Create reusable activities and packages when you ask for new automation.
Inspect results, show sortable tables and export existing result data to CSV.
Use the appropriate chat scope and verify target names before making changes.

Put models inside packages

Select saved LLM connections, including supported cloud providers and local Ollama.
Send text or image inputs and receive text or parsed JSON outputs.
Use analysis results in notifications, reports or later workflow steps.
Credentials come from configured connections/Key Vault; source data sent to a model follows that connection.

Use AI tools for Windows and Linux administration

Ask which Windows devices have long uptimes, missing inventory or a particular application.
Check Linux disk usage and services; ask for a summary of diagnostic output.
Find an existing package or Trigger automation and run it on a named target.
Search and inspect files, review jobs and prepare reusable scripts or packages.
Present findings in sortable tables and export supported results.
Add model analysis, structured JSON or image inputs to a package with the LLM task.
List Windows services and processes, inspect startup programs and search event logs.
Find large files with bounded disk-usage analysis and run targeted network diagnostics.
Restart an exact Windows service or stop a selected process with the supported scoped tools.
Check, install, schedule or cancel supported Windows update operations.
Schedule a one-shot reboot or a saved script, and inspect or cancel supported schedules.
Search the software catalogue and request supported software-management operations.
Create files or folders, inspect file metadata and refresh software inventory.
Create reusable scripts and packages, inspect existing definitions and follow job results.

PUT IT TO WORK

Start with a useful question.

“Find Windows devices with more than 14 days of uptime.” “Check nginx and disk space on ORBIT-WEB.” “Run the saved health-check automation and show me the results.”

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