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AI Server Admin

BashPilot is an AI operator for Kubernetes, Docker and classic hosting stacks. You describe the outcome in plain English. It plans the steps, runs them on your server, checks the result and shows you exactly what changed.

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9platforms, one operator
300+vetted operations
24/7always on duty
100%changes verified
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Live across your stack

What a normal minute looks like

Every line here is something a person asked for in chat, then executed and verified. The busywork disappears. The decisions stay yours.

Representative examples. Anything risky waits for your approval first.

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How it works

From a sentence to a finished job

Connect a server once. From then on, everything happens in one chat.

1

Connect a server

Run one command on your server. The agent registers itself over an encrypted channel and starts polling for work. It never opens an inbound port, and you never hand over SSH keys.

2

Say what you need

Type requests the way you would say them to a colleague. Restart that stuck deployment. Renew the certificate. Find out why the site is slow.

3

Watch it deliver

BashPilot picks the right operation, runs it, then reads the live state again to confirm the change actually took. You get the result and the proof.

Capabilities

A senior engineer's day, automated

The routine that fills an admin's week, done in chat and confirmed on the server.

Runs real operations

This is not a chatbot that pastes commands for you to copy. BashPilot executes the work on your server through its agent and reports the outcome.

Diagnoses before it fixes

It reads logs, checks services and inspects resource usage first. The fix comes after the cause, the way a careful engineer works.

Covers the daily grind

Certificates, DNS records, mailboxes, databases, deployments, container restarts, backups. The routine work that eats your day.

Asks before anything risky

Deleting data, overwriting configuration, killing workloads. Actions like these pause and wait for your explicit approval.

Verifies every change

After each write, BashPilot reads the live state again. Success means confirmed on the server, not assumed from an exit code.

Remembers everything

Every request, action and result lands in your history. Six months later you can still see what changed, when and why.

The product

Your whole fleet on one screen

Dashboards for the numbers, chat for the work. Ask for a change and the result lands right here, charts and all.

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CPU
18%
RAM
24%
Disk
79%
Network
905 MB/s
Increase replicas of bp-incident to 3 and show me the network
Scaling result

Deployment broken-app scaled from 2 to 3 replicas. All 3 pods are Running.

Network topology in bp-incident
Pods per node k3s-worker-1 · 2 k3s-worker-2 · 1
Pods · 3
broken-app-25q8s10.42.2.16k3s-worker-2
broken-app-wh9dc10.42.1.16k3s-worker-1
broken-app-xvn5q10.42.1.18k3s-worker-1
Services None. Pods are not exposed by a Service
Ingress None. No external HTTP routing
Network Policies None. All pod-to-pod traffic allowed
Worth noting: No stable Service endpoint yet. The pods reach each other over cluster IPs, but nothing outside the namespace has a fixed address to target.
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Security

Security is the design, not a feature

You are trusting software with production. This is the exact path every request takes, and what protects you at each step.

  1. Your request

    You describe the outcome in chat.

  2. AI plans

    The model picks from a vetted catalog of operations.

  3. Approval gate

    Destructive steps wait for your explicit yes.

  4. Encrypted channel

    TLS to an agent that only connects outward.

  5. Run and verify

    Executes, then re-reads the live state.

  6. Audit log

    Every action and result is recorded.

Outbound-only agent

The agent polls for work over TLS. It opens no inbound ports, so scanners find nothing to knock on.

Your credentials stay home

BashPilot never asks for SSH keys or root passwords. The agent runs locally with exactly the access you gave it, and nothing more.

A vetted catalog, not raw shell

The AI chooses from hundreds of reviewed operations. Dangerous commands are blocked outright, and anything beyond the catalog waits for your explicit approval.

Consent before damage

Anything that deletes data or interrupts service shows a confirmation card first. Nothing irreversible happens behind your back.

Every write is verified

After a change, the agent reads the resource again and compares. If the server disagrees with the plan, you hear about it immediately.

European company, GDPR

BashPilot operates from Frankfurt, Germany. Your data is processed under European data protection law.

The honest math

BashPilot next to a senior engineer

Not a replacement for judgment. A machine for the routine work, so one engineer covers what used to take a team.

Senior engineer
VS
BashPilot
15 to 60 minutes
First response
Under 5 seconds
8 hours, 5 days a week
Availability
24 hours, every day
30 to 90 minutes
Troubleshooting time
2 to 5 minutes
When there is time
Fix verified after change
Every single time
A handful
Servers handled at once
Hundreds in parallel
€5,000 and up
Monthly cost
From €20 per server
Depends on workload
Scheduled routine tasks
Coming soon
Runs on schedule

Illustrative comparison. BashPilot works best with an engineer in the loop, one who now covers ten times the ground.

Accuracy by design

What 100 percent means here

These are not benchmark scores that drift. They are structural guarantees, built into how every operation runs.

100%

Changes verified

A change counts as done only after the live server state confirms it.

100%

Vetted operations

Every action runs through a reviewed catalog, and raw shell access is hardened and gated behind your approval.

100%

Approvals on destructive work

Nothing irreversible runs without your explicit yes.

100%

Actions audited

Every operation and its result lands in your permanent history.

For hosting companies

The payroll math, out loud

Move the slider. Every assumption is printed below, so you can check it against your own numbers.

Servers in your fleet80
Traditional ops
8 admins
With BashPilot
0 admins
Admin cost€40,000per month
BashPilot cost€1,600per month
You save €38,400 per month

Assumptions: one admin per 10 servers the traditional way, none dedicated with BashPilot since it runs the routine work (keep an engineer in the loop for judgment). €5,000 average monthly cost per admin, BashPilot Starter at €20 per server per month. Swap in your own numbers.

Platforms

Built for the stacks you actually run

Nine environments, one operator. Every platform gets native operations, not generic shell guesses.

Kubernetes

Deployments, pods, services, ingress, nodes. Scale, roll back and debug your cluster from a chat window.

BashPilot for Kubernetes

Docker

Containers, images, volumes, networks, Compose. Fix restart loops and reclaim disk without touching the CLI.

BashPilot for Docker

cPanel & WHM

Accounts, SSL, mail, DNS, databases. The busiest panel in hosting, handled end to end.

BashPilot for cPanel & WHM

Plesk

Subscriptions, domains, certificates, PHP. BashPilot speaks the Plesk CLI natively.

BashPilot for Plesk

DirectAdmin

Users, domains, mail, DNS zones. A lightweight panel with full coverage.

BashPilot for DirectAdmin

Ubuntu

The default server OS. Packages, services, firewall, users and updates, all in plain English.

BashPilot for Ubuntu

AlmaLinux

The RHEL-compatible workhorse. dnf, systemd, SELinux and firewalld, handled properly.

BashPilot for AlmaLinux

Rocky Linux

The community RHEL rebuild. systemd, firewalld, dnf and friends, without the man pages.

BashPilot for Rocky Linux

Debian

The steady classic. apt, services, storage and networking, minus the man pages.

BashPilot for Debian
Pricing

Per server. Priced by how much it works.

Every plan runs the same AI at full strength. The difference is how many actions BashPilot performs for you each month.

Try everything free for 7 days

Around 50 actions included on one server. Auto-renews into a paid plan unless you cancel first.

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Starter

For a server with steady, everyday needs.

€20per server / month
Up to 500 actions per month iSimple requests use one action. More complex questions can use several, depending on what it takes to answer them.
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  • Full platform coverage
  • All AI capabilities included
  • 30-day action history
  • Email support
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Plus

For busy servers and active teams.

€49per server / month
Up to 2,000 actions per month iSimple requests use one action. More complex questions can use several, depending on what it takes to answer them.
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  • Everything in Starter
  • 90-day action history
  • Priority queue at peak times
  • Priority support
Pro

For heavy automation and server fleets.

€99per server / month
Up to 6,000 actions per month iSimple requests use one action. More complex questions can use several, depending on what it takes to answer them.
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  • Everything in Plus
  • 1-year action history
  • Highest execution priority
  • Priority support and onboarding

Prices per server, per month, excluding VAT. Cancel anytime. Need more than 6,000 actions on one server? Talk to us.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Does BashPilot actually run the commands?

Yes. It executes real operations on your server through its agent, then reads the live state again to confirm the result. You see what it did and the proof that it worked.

Is it safe to use on production servers?

The agent only connects outward over TLS, so there are no open ports. The AI picks from a vetted catalog of operations instead of writing raw shell commands, destructive actions wait for your approval, and every step is logged.

What counts as an action?

One real operation on your server: a certificate issued, a deployment scaled, a mailbox created. Plans differ in how many actions are included per month, and the AI is identical on every plan.

Which platforms are supported?

Kubernetes, Docker, and plain Linux servers running Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux or Rocky Linux, plus the three major hosting panels: cPanel and WHM, Plesk, and DirectAdmin.

Do I need to know Linux or SSH?

No. If you can describe what you want, BashPilot handles the technical part. Experienced admins keep full visibility: every operation and its output stays in the history.

What happens when the trial ends?

The free trial gives you 7 days and around 50 actions on one server. A card is required to start it. If you do not cancel before it ends, the trial converts automatically into your selected plan and billing begins.

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