AutoOps AI
Observe-only by default - your fleet, your rules

The AI that watches your fleet while you sleep.

AutoOps AI puts a lightweight, no-root agent on every host, turns the 3 a.m. firehose of system noise into the few incidents that matter, and never changes a thing without your say-so.

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// What AutoOps does

Four ways AutoOps earns its place - and a dozen more behind them.

// How it works

Three steps. No leap of faith.

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Install the agent

One lightweight, no-root package per host. It runs as its own limited account and only reads what it needs.

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Observe in silence

For seven days it watches and detects, changing nothing. You get a report of everything it would have caught - with proof it acted zero times.

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Review & decide

Act on its recommendations yourself, or enable supervised action when you're ready. Every capability stays off until you turn it on.

// Try it - no signup

Don't take our word for it. Drive it yourself.

Inject an attack, an alert storm, a disk cliff. Watch AutoOps detect, collapse the noise, and recommend - then you approve the action. This is exactly how the real product keeps you in control.

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Inject an event. Watch AutoOps detect, de-noise, and recommend — you decide what happens.

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// See the shape of your fleet

Metrics that mean something, not another wall of graphs.

AutoOps doesn't just draw charts - it reads them. A load spike that self-resolves is context; one that precedes an OOM kill is an incident. The difference is the whole point.

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Trust & safety

We watch everything. We change nothing without your say-so.

Every capability that could touch your systems is off until you turn it on - and even then, three independent switches stand between AutoOps and your servers.

How we keep your data yours

// From the blog

Field notes & releases

Start with proof, not a leap of faith.

Run a free 7-day Silent Observer trial. See exactly what AutoOps would have caught across your fleet - and confirm it touched nothing.

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