Deploy it in
A guided install adds its RBAC, config, a token, and a deployment to your cluster.
It's optional. You run it inside your own cluster, and it handles common problems in the namespaces you allow, within limits you set. Anything it's unsure about, it leaves for you.
You deploy it into your cluster as its own service and turn it on. From there it watches the namespaces you allow and fixes what it can, and asks you about the rest.
A guided install adds its RBAC, config, a token, and a deployment to your cluster.
Around the clock, only in the namespaces you put on its allowlist.
Crash loops, OOM kills, pending pods, bad rollouts, a node going NotReady.
Anything it won't decide on its own goes into a Needs You queue for you.
Start it in advisory mode and watch what it would do. Move it to auto once you trust it. Either way, quiet hours keep it out of your night.
Fixes what it knows how to handle without asking, within the limits you set.
Shows what it would do and waits for you to approve before it touches anything.
Holds off during the hours you pick, so nothing changes overnight unless you allow it.
It can act, but only inside the limits you set, and it keeps a record of everything it does so you can check its work or undo it.
Turn it off anytime. If it can't read its own config, it stops instead of guessing.
Caps on how often it acts: per resource per hour, per night, and per incident.
A dollar limit on what it can spend on the AI on its own.
It saves a resource's YAML before it changes anything, so you can put it back.
Its RBAC leaves Secrets out, so it can't read them and can't leak them.
Every action is recorded with a before and after, and an undo button next to it.
You don't have to open the app to know what's going on. It comes to you, and hands you the calls it shouldn't make alone.
Approve or dismiss anything it flagged, in one tap.
Message it over Signal or Matrix to ask what happened or approve a flagged fix.
A short cluster summary on your phone, on a schedule you set.
Some problems aren't a live change, they're a fix in your repo. Turn it on per project and it opens a pull request for you to review. GitHub only.
It clones your linked GitHub repo, makes a branch, and commits the change.
It comes in as a normal pull request. Nothing merges without you.
A daily limit on how many it opens, plus a list of the recent ones.
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