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Overview

The Qovery Console includes a built-in AI Copilot that provides contextual assistance directly within the web interface. Access intelligent help, troubleshooting guidance, and infrastructure management without leaving the console.
Available Now: The Console AI Copilot is available to all Qovery users. Simply click the AI Copilot button in the top-right corner of the console.

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Operating Modes

The Qovery AI Copilot supports two operating modes:
  • Read-Only Mode (Default)
  • Read-Write Mode
Default behavior - Safe for exploration and learningWhat it can do:
  • ✅ View and display information
  • ✅ Answer questions about your infrastructure
  • ✅ Provide guidance and recommendations
  • ✅ Explain concepts and features
  • ✅ Show deployment status and logs
  • ✅ List services, environments, and resources
What it cannot do:
  • ❌ Create, modify, or delete resources
  • ❌ Deploy or restart services
  • ❌ Change configurations
  • ❌ Update environment variables
  • ❌ Execute any write operations
Read-only mode is enabled by default for safety. The Console Copilot currently operates exclusively in read-only mode.

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Accessing the AI Copilot

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Opening the Copilot

There are two ways to open the AI Copilot in the console:
  1. Click the AI Copilot button in the top-right corner of any console page
  2. Use keyboard shortcut: Press ⌘ I (Mac) or Ctrl I (Windows/Linux)
AI Copilot button in Qovery Console

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The Copilot Panel

Once opened, the Copilot appears as a side panel on the right side of the console:
  • Contextual awareness: Automatically knows what page and environment you’re viewing
  • Suggested actions: Pre-populated questions based on your current context
  • Chat interface: Natural language interaction with your infrastructure
  • System status: Shows operational status at the bottom

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Contextual Suggestions

The Copilot provides contextual suggestions based on where you are in the console:

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Environment Page Suggestions

When viewing an environment, you’ll see suggestions like:
  • “What is an environment?” - Learn about environment concepts
  • “Monitor the running and deployment status of your environments and services” - Check current status
  • “How do I manage the deployment order of my services?” - Configure deployment pipelines
  • “Manage the deployment lifecycle of your services and environments” - Control deployments
  • “Check my deployments and application logs” - Investigate issues

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Service-Specific Context

The Copilot automatically knows:
  • Which environment you’re viewing
  • Which services are deployed
  • Current deployment status
  • Recent errors or issues

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Using the Console Copilot

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Ask Questions

Simply type your question in natural language: 
How do I deploy this application?
Why is my Frontend service showing an error?
What's the status of my PostgreSQL database?
How do I add environment variables?

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Get Contextual Help

The Copilot provides answers specific to your current context:
  • Environment Questions
  • Troubleshooting
  • Configuration Help
You ask: “What services are running?”Copilot responds: Based on your current environment “Julien dev”, you have:
  • Frontend (Error)
  • Grafana (Stopped)
  • PostgreSQL (Starting)
  • My service (Error)
  • And 4 more services…

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Features

Contextual Awareness

Automatically understands your current environment, services, and deployment status

Suggested Actions

Pre-populated questions based on common tasks for your current page

Natural Language

Ask questions in plain English without technical jargon

Real-time Status

Shows current system operational status

Quick Access

Keyboard shortcut (⌘ I) for instant access

Multi-Environment

Context switches automatically as you navigate

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Common Use Cases

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Getting Started

New to Qovery? Ask the basics: 
What is an environment?
How do I deploy my first application?
What's the difference between staging and production?
How do I connect a database to my app?

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Troubleshooting Deployments

Having issues? Get instant help: 
Why is my deployment failing?
How do I check application logs?
My service shows an error, what should I do?
How do I rollback to a previous version?

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Managing Services

Configure your infrastructure: 
How do I scale my application?
How do I add environment variables?
What's the deployment order of my services?
How do I manage secrets?

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Understanding Status

Check what’s happening: 
What's the status of my services?
Which services are currently running?
Are there any errors in my environment?
When was my last deployment?

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Current Mode in Console

Console = Read-Only Mode Only: The Console Copilot currently operates exclusively in read-only mode for safety and security. This means:
  • ✅ You can explore, learn, and get help safely
  • ✅ No risk of accidental changes to your infrastructure
  • ✅ Perfect for understanding and troubleshooting
  • ❌ Cannot execute actions or make changes
Need write capabilities? Switch to Slack Bot or MCP Server for read-write mode.

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Context Switching

The Copilot automatically adjusts its context as you navigate:
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Navigate to Different Environment

Switch to a different environment in the console
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Copilot Updates Context

The Copilot immediately becomes aware of the new environment
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Relevant Suggestions Appear

Contextual suggestions update to match the new environment
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Environment Indicator

The current environment is shown in the Copilot panel (e.g., “Environment: Julien dev”)

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Best Practices

While the Copilot knows your current environment, being specific helps:Instead of: “Why is it failing?”Try: “Why is the Frontend service deployment failing?”
The contextual suggestions are tailored to common tasks:
  • Click on a suggested question to get started
  • They’re designed for your current page context
  • Great for learning what’s possible
Build on previous answers:
  1. “What services are in error state?”
  2. “Show me logs for the Frontend service”
  3. “How do I fix this deployment error?”
Speed up your workflow:
  • ⌘ I (Mac) or Ctrl I (Windows/Linux) to open
  • Type your question and press Enter
  • ESC to close the panel

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System Status

At the bottom of the Copilot panel, you’ll see the system status:
  • All systems operational 🟢 - Everything working normally
  • Degraded performance 🟡 - Some issues affecting performance
  • Partial outage 🟠 - Some features unavailable
  • Major outage 🔴 - Significant service disruption
This helps you understand if issues you’re experiencing are related to the Qovery platform itself.

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Privacy & Security

The Console Copilot can access:
  • Your current page context (environment, services)
  • Service names and status
  • Deployment history visible in the console
  • Public documentation and help content
It cannot access:
  • Your application code
  • Application logs content
  • Secret values
  • API tokens
  • Conversations are associated with your user account
  • Used to improve Copilot responses
  • Not shared with other users
  • Follow Qovery’s privacy policy

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Comparison: Console vs Slack Bot vs MCP Server

  • Console Copilot
  • Slack Bot
  • MCP Server
Best for:
  • Quick help while working in the console
  • Learning about features
  • Understanding current status
  • Troubleshooting guidance
Mode:
  • 🔒 Read-only mode only (default)
Advantages:
  • No setup required
  • Contextual awareness
  • Always available
  • Integrated experience
  • Safe exploration
Limitations:
  • Cannot execute actions
  • Cannot modify infrastructure
  • Web interface only
Use when:
  • You’re already in the console
  • You need quick answers
  • You want contextual help
  • Learning the platform
  • Don’t need to make changes

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Next Steps

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Slack Bot

Use Copilot in Slack for team collaboration and automation

MCP Server

Use Copilot in Claude Desktop for power users

Capabilities

Explore all Copilot capabilities

Common Tasks

Learn from practical examples

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Feedback

Help us improve the Console Copilot:
  • In-Console Feedback: Use the feedback button in the Copilot panel
  • Email: Contact [email protected]
  • Feature Requests: Share ideas for new capabilities
Your feedback helps us make the Copilot more helpful!