Admin Companion is a tool for efficient, secure, and transparent management of Linux servers using artificial intelligence. Developed for system administrators who want to reliably and time-efficiently handle daily tasks such as service monitoring, script automation, configuration validation, and log analysis.
Admin Companion supports system administrators in the structured execution of operational tasks. The focus lies on efficiency, control, and security – with well-thought-out functionality and AI assistance for everyday use.
Formulate administrative tasks in everyday language directly in your Linux shell. Admin Companion generates appropriate shell commands, explains them and executes them upon request.
All AI-generated commands pass through an isolated security layer and require your explicit confirmation – direct system access is excluded. Every action is transparent, traceable, and secure.
Generate custom shell scripts tailored to your system environment. Whether user management, service control, or recurring tasks: you save time, reduce errors, and receive clean, documented code you can adapt at any time.
Admin Companion helps you quickly detect system errors, understand their root causes, and derive appropriate solutions. Thanks to AI-supported interpretation, you not only get error messages but also clear recommendations – and if needed, Admin Companion can directly resolve the issue on the system.
Identify faulty settings in your configuration files and let Admin Companion correct them automatically if needed – efficiently, traceably, and securely.
Let Admin Companion analyze system logs in a targeted way and generate statistics quickly. Relevant patterns are recognized immediately, allowing direct response and actionable insights.
Admin Companion integrates directly with the Linux system shell, enabling seamless interaction with logs and task execution without manual data transfers to external agents. This minimizes response times, enhances efficiency, and streamlines troubleshooting.
Admin Companion currently is available for Debian, Ubuntu, RedHat, and Fedora.