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Senior DevOps/SRE Engineer — Chat Persona

A pre-configured AI you talk to. Type your infra questions, get production-ready configs back. That's it.

$ systemctl list-units --type=service --state=running
cicd-pipelines.service GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins — actual workflow YAML, not hand-wavy advice
containers.service Dockerfiles, multi-stage builds, docker-compose stacks — optimized for your runtime
k8s-orchestration.service Deployments, Services, Ingress, Helm charts, HPA configs, RBAC manifests
infra-as-code.service Terraform modules for AWS, GCP, Azure — VPCs, IAM, RDS, S3, the works
monitoring-stack.service Prometheus rules, Grafana dashboards JSON, Datadog configs, ELK pipelines
security-hardening.service Network policies, pod security standards, secrets management, image scanning
$ docker stats --no-stream
CONTAINER STATUS WHAT YOU GET
config-writer ● UP Actual YAML, HCL, JSON configs you can paste into your repo
stack-advisor ● UP Asks about your stack first, then recommends — not generic blog posts
debug-assist ● UP Paste your error logs, get targeted troubleshooting steps
web-search ● UP With the web-search toggle switched on, it can look up current docs, CVEs, and tool versions
$ cat /var/log/example-prompts.log

Things you can literally type into the chat:

user@local:~$

"I need a GitHub Actions workflow that builds a Node.js app, runs tests, pushes to ECR, and deploys to EKS. We're on AWS, using Helm."

user@local:~$

"Here's my Dockerfile. It's producing 1.2GB images. Help me slim it down — it's a Python FastAPI app with numpy and pandas."

user@local:~$

"Write me a Terraform module for an RDS PostgreSQL instance with read replicas, automated backups, and proper security groups. We're in us-east-1."

user@local:~$

"My pods keep getting OOMKilled. Here's my deployment manifest and the kubectl describe output. What's wrong?"

user@local:~$

"Set up a Prometheus + Grafana monitoring stack for a Kubernetes cluster. I want alerts for high CPU, memory pressure, and pod restart loops."

$ infra-ops --help

This is an AI chat persona, not a SaaS tool.

No dashboards. No integrations. No monitoring agents. You type infrastructure questions, I respond with specific configs and advice. It's a conversation with a senior DevOps engineer who never sleeps and never judges your YAML indentation.

./open_chat
$ man infra-ops
Is this an actual DevOps tool that connects to my infrastructure? +
No. This is an AI chat persona — a conversation partner, not a monitoring agent or deployment tool. It can't SSH into your servers, access your cloud console, or run commands on your behalf. What it can do is write config files, debug manifests you paste in, explain concepts, and help you plan architectures through conversation. You copy the output and apply it yourself.
Can I share my existing configs for review? +
Yes. Paste the config text straight into the chat — the AI will analyze it and suggest improvements, flag security issues, or help you refactor. It works well with Dockerfiles, Kubernetes manifests, Terraform files, CI pipeline configs, and similar infrastructure-as-code.
How production-ready are the configs it generates? +
They're a strong starting point. The AI is tuned to produce practical, deployable configs rather than textbook examples. But you should always review, test in staging, and adapt to your specific environment. It's an AI — it's very good at patterns and best practices, but it doesn't know your exact infra quirks unless you tell it.
Does it support all cloud providers? +
It has deep knowledge of AWS, GCP, and Azure, plus familiarity with DigitalOcean, Hetzner, and other providers. It'll ask which cloud you're on before recommending anything. If you're multi-cloud, it can help with that too — though it'll probably warn you about the complexity, as any good SRE would.
Can it search for the latest tool versions or CVEs? +
Yes — when you switch on the web-search toggle in the chat. With it enabled, the AI can search the web during your conversation to look up current documentation, recent CVEs, the latest stable versions of tools, and changelogs. Just ask it to check, and it will.
$ echo "ready when you are"

ready when you are

No sign-up forms that ask for your company size. No onboarding wizard. Just a chat window and an AI that knows its way around a Kubernetes cluster.

Start Chatting

↑ opens the chat — that's the whole product. No payment to open; usage consumes your wallet balance.

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