Features
From assets and sessions to the assistant, split panes, suggestions and monitoring — everything revolves around an operations workspace you can talk to, so intent, execution and review land in one place.
AI ops assistant
Describe the goal in natural language and the assistant drives it on real devices. Critical changes ask for your approval first, and every run ends with a readable, traceable summary.
- Talk to the device: verification, changes and transfers all happen in one workspace
- Reference devices, groups, skills and paths to state the context once
- Asks you back when unsure instead of guessing
- Distil routine procedures into skills, and plug in external tools
- Looks up documentation and code when needed, then returns to the task
- Searchable, exportable conversations; slash commands for frequent actions
Approval boundary and reasoning depth
You draw the approval boundary, not the model. Read-only actions pass automatically, similar commands are approved once by prefix, and the step that actually changes a system still waits for you; how deep the model thinks is your call too.
- Three approval levels: confirm each step, delegate to an audit model, or allow everything
- Read-only lookups and queries run immediately, no waiting for review
- "Don't ask again for this prefix in this session": one inspection round, one interruption
- Protected paths, dangerous commands and trusted domains always apply
- Reasoning depth is tiered per model and never silently downgraded mid-task
Reports and document output
Conclusions should not stay in the chat box. Inspection, troubleshooting and comparison results can be written straight to deliverable Word, PDF and Excel files, re-read and verified after generation, and opened from the card in one click.
- Unified report template: consistent fonts, heading levels, tables and code blocks
- Re-reads page count, headings and tables after generation and fixes errors itself
- Excel with frozen headers, auto-fit columns and threshold colouring
- Open document cards directly or reveal them in the folder
- Screenshots and photos can be transcribed; diagrams generated from a description
Scheduled tasks
Turn one sentence into a routine that runs on schedule. A 9:00 daily inspection, a backup check every 6 hours, a one-off expiry check on a given day — the assistant runs unattended and results and reports land in the workspace you chose.
- Recurring, interval or one-off cadence; pause or run immediately at any time
- Reference devices and groups directly in the prompt so the scope is obvious
- Every run leaves a record: duration, conclusions and output files
- Unattended runs still block commands on the dangerous-command list — no silent overreach
Hosts, groups and keys
Treat machines and identities as first-class assets. Sessions, the assistant and forwarding share one inventory, so you know who you are connecting to and with what before you connect.
- Hosts and groups at a glance, with search and browse views
- One-click import from SSH Config, PuTTY, Xshell and Termius
- Remote and local entry points unified; enter the workspace straight from inventory
- Multiple auth methods gathered into a key store, fewer scattered credentials
- Host fingerprints can be confirmed and alerted on; trust changes are visible
- Device profiles grow with use, so the next connection needs no re-discovery
Session workspace
Local and remote sessions flow into one workspace. Many sessions in parallel with connection reuse; the UI is tunable per pane so attention stays on the task.
- A coherent session flow from authentication to interaction
- Recent sessions are revisitable; target hosts are quick to locate
- Theme and font adjustable per pane without breaking the flow
- Serial consoles and network devices share the same workspace
- The workspace understands and adapts to each device's interaction rhythm
Session recording and replay
Every terminal session is archived automatically. Replay a troubleshooting session for a colleague; hand-over and review no longer rely on screenshots and memory.
- SSH, Telnet, local terminal and serial sessions recorded automatically
- Search by device or protocol; drag the progress bar to seek
- Recordings stay on your machine; clean up by age or delete all
- Complements assistant chat export: one shows actions, the other conclusions
RDP remote desktop
Graphical sessions and terminals share one workspace. Enter the Windows desktop through an NLA secure handshake with clipboard and drives shared, and troubleshoot without switching tools.
- TLS / NLA (CredSSP) / RDSTLS / Azure AD sign-in options
- Resolution, colour depth and keyboard layout configured per host
- H.264 / AVC444 video decoding for a smooth picture
- Two-way clipboard: text, files, HTML and images
- Local drive redirection and remote audio
Tab drag, merge and split
Arrange the workspace around your attention: merge when you need to compare, separate when you need to focus. The layout follows the shape of the task instead of a fixed window.
- Drag to reorder tabs or dock into an adjacent area
- Merged panes keep their identity and can still be closed or rearranged independently
- Draggable split ratio to fit the comparison at hand
- Drag back to the tab bar to make it a standalone tab again
AI command suggestions in the terminal
Input and output form the live context, and suggestions appear next to the cursor. You can also describe the goal as an intent; candidates always match the device's command dialect.
- Preview and candidates side by side; press Tab to accept
- Describe the goal in natural language and memorise fewer manuals
- The same suggestion experience for local and remote sessions
- Suggestion intensity is configurable: favour speed or breadth
Dual-pane file transfer
Move files without leaving the session. Compare both sides, watch progress, resolve conflicts, and carry on in the same working context when the transfer is done.
- Transfer, organise and adjust permissions inside the session
- Conflicts and progress are visible; common actions are within reach
- Transfer to and from local folders with fewer tool switches
- Shares the same device and identity context as the assistant
Monitoring, alerts and AI diagnosis
Let devices keep talking: see trends and anomalies first, then decide whether to escalate to diagnosis or repair. AI exploration can propose new observation points, and you make the final call on adopting them.
- Status, trends and history on one screen
- Sampling frequency adjustable to the environment
- Raw results become readable metrics and rules
- Alerts can escalate to analysis, or ask for confirmation before a repair
- A clear path from exploring a new observation point to adopting it
- Process and conclusions are reviewable for hand-over and accountability
Tunnels and forwarding
Bring tunnel capabilities into the same asset system. Start and stop on demand without leaving the workspace for a separate tunnelling tool.
- Expose local services securely into the target environment
- Bring remote services back to this side for investigation
- Proxy tunnels on demand, stopped when done
- Searchable rules with visible run state and errors
Models and AI capability settings
Sign in to use cloud models with quota granted by your subscription; the assistant, suggestions and monitoring share one set of models and policies.
- Cloud models work out of the box, no API keys to configure
- Reasoning depth tiered per model; you trade speed for depth
- Configurable suggestion toggle, model and candidate count
- Web search can be enabled on demand
- Index code directories so the assistant searches repositories semantically
- Configurable capability boundaries for diagnosis and exploration
- Advanced: bring your own model endpoints
Long-running tasks and reliability
Operations work rarely finishes in seconds. The workspace turns waiting, failure and recovery into visible states instead of leaving you staring at a spinner.
- Long commands move to the background automatically; view output or terminate any time
- Failed model calls retry automatically with visible progress and attempt count
- Overlong context is compacted automatically with a marker left in the conversation
- Never miss a result: system notifications when tasks finish or fail
- Interrupted input is restored verbatim; edit a few words and resend
- One-click diagnostics bundle: logs and redacted config packaged for bug reports
Protocols and technical specs
Supports SSH, Telnet, RDP and SFTP sessions plus the local shell. The full authentication matrix, option negotiation, channel capabilities and limits are on the technical specs page.