One terminal that thinks,
routes, and repairs.
A deeper tour of what makes SysNav different from every "AI terminal" shipped in the last 18 months.
The diagnostic / execution split.
Ask is safe. Agent is powerful. The separation is the whole point.
Nine reasons you'll never go back to iTerm.
Grounded reasoning
The AI reads YOUR logs, YOUR configs, YOUR runbooks — not a generic training set. Context is indexed locally and redacted before transmission.
Reviewable plans
Agent never runs blind. Every destructive change surfaces as a diff you can reject, edit, or approve — line by line.
Canary + rollback
Auto-stage deploys to a % of traffic, watch your SLOs, and roll back the instant they budge. No more 3am git reverts.
Multi-host correlation
Tail logs and metrics across 200 hosts in one query. Time-aligned, de-duplicated, and pattern-matched automatically.
Policy engine
Declare "no prod mutations on Fridays" or "no rm -rf outside /tmp" once. Enforced org-wide, with audit trails.
Session replay
Every command you and the AI ran — replayable as a video. For incident postmortems, compliance, or onboarding.
BYO model
Route traffic to OpenAI, Anthropic, Azure, or your self-hosted Llama. Per-org, per-user, or per-command.
Offline mode
SSH, tmux, SFTP, monitoring all work without internet. AI degrades gracefully; the terminal never does.
Secret scanning
Keys, tokens, and PII scrubbed locally before prompts leave your machine. Configurable. Testable. Logged.
Three scenarios SysNav was built for.
Multi-host root-cause in one query.
Ask mode correlates logs, metrics, and deploy history across every host you're connected to, so you can find the broken pod without opening four dashboards.
Agent runs canaries, not raw commands.
Every destructive change goes through a reviewable plan, a percentage rollout, and an auto-rollback window tied to your SLOs.
New hires ask the terminal, not Slack.
Your runbooks, team conventions, and cluster topology are indexed locally. New engineers get on-call-ready answers without interrupting the on-call.