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An autonomous Cisco security auditor. Tell it an IP. It SSHes in, runs hardening checks, cross-references NIST 800-53 and CIS, looks up live CVEs, and produces the report. No checklists, no scripts.
A split-screen, multi-tab web terminal for network engineers, SSH and serial, with an AI copilot that watches your live session and suggests the right command before you Alt-Tab to ChatGPT. Five backends, cloud or local.
A streaming chat UI for Cisco's DevNet Content Search MCP. Ask anything about Meraki or Catalyst Center APIs and get a token-streamed answer with real operation IDs and doc URLs. Hosted on a single Worker.
A digital twin of your network built from live pyATS snapshots, analysed by a tiered swarm of AI agents (Ollama → Haiku → Sonnet → Opus on escalation). Fixes are proposed, human-approved, executed via pyATS, then verified closed-loop.
Upload a customer brief, even a photo of the whiteboard, and designer/critic agent pairs argue their way to a cited network design. A build agent then turns it into Containerlab, GNS3, and draw.io artifacts.
Design Azure architecture in chat. Claude draws the topology on a live canvas, writes the Bicep, and pushes it with one click, then tears it down on a schedule so the lab never bills overnight.
A self-hosted Docker dashboard with a chatbot that can actually do things: list, inspect, pull, restart, exec. Tiles pulse when a registry digest says an image is stale. Compose-aware upgrades keep your env, volumes, and networks.
Pulls telephony config out of on-prem CUCM, live over AXL or from BAT/Unity CSVs, dry-runs every object against the target Webex org, then pushes in dependency order. Rollback deletes exactly what it created, in reverse.