Overview
Qovery AI Copilot is an agentic AI system (not just a chatbot) that automates infrastructure management, deployment optimization, and DevOps workflows. It can dynamically plan and execute multi-step tasks, troubleshoot issues, and interact with your entire Qovery infrastructure through natural language.What Makes It Different?
Unlike traditional chatbots that simply answer questions, Qovery AI Copilot is an agentic AI that can:Plan
Analyzes complex requests and breaks them down into actionable steps
Execute
Autonomously performs multiple operations to achieve your goals
Reason
Understands context, validates states, and makes intelligent decisions
Learn
Adapts to your infrastructure patterns and maintains conversation context
Key Capabilities
Infrastructure Management
- Create, update, and delete environments
- Manage applications, databases, and services
- Configure networking and security settings
- Deploy and manage Kubernetes clusters
- Clone and migrate environments across clusters
Deployment Automation
- Deploy applications with specific configurations
- Manage deployment pipelines
- Handle blue/green and canary deployments
- Automate rollbacks and recovery
- Scale services dynamically
Time-Based Automation
- One-Time Scheduled Tasks: Schedule deployments, shutdowns, or any action for a specific time
- Recurring Schedules: Set up daily, weekly, or custom recurring automation
- Maintenance Windows: Automate routine maintenance during defined time periods
- Cost Optimization Schedules: Automatically scale down or stop resources during off-hours
- Ephemeral Environments: Auto-delete preview/feature environments after time periods
- Conditional Time-Based Rules: Different behaviors based on time of day (e.g., business hours vs. after hours)
Optimization
- Analyze resource usage and costs
- Optimize Dockerfile configurations
- Recommend performance improvements
- Identify cost-saving opportunities
- Right-size resources based on usage patterns
- Automate cost reduction strategies
Troubleshooting
- Analyze logs and identify issues
- Debug deployment failures
- Investigate performance problems
- Provide remediation steps
- Root cause analysis for errors
- Health check diagnostics
How It Works
Qovery AI Copilot uses an agentic architecture that processes natural language requests and autonomously executes infrastructure operations:Knowledge Sources
Qovery AI Copilot has access to comprehensive knowledge sources to provide accurate and contextual responses:Qovery Documentation
Complete access to all Qovery documentation for accurate guidance on features, configurations, and best practices
Data Warehouse
Historical data and operations from your infrastructure for trend analysis, usage patterns, and informed decision-making
- Answer questions about Qovery features and capabilities
- Provide best practice recommendations
- Analyze historical trends and patterns
- Make data-driven optimization suggestions
- Understand your infrastructure’s evolution over time
Agentic Architecture Phases
The Copilot evolved through four phases to become a true agentic system:1. Basic Agent Phase
- Understands user intent
- Maps requests to appropriate tools
- Executes single operations
2. Agentic Phase
- Dynamically plans sequences of operations
- Uses stateless, composable tools
- Handles complex multi-step workflows
3. Resilience Phase
- Validates intermediate states
- Implements retry and recovery mechanisms
- Self-corrects when operations fail
4. Conversation Memory Phase
- Maintains context across interactions
- Understands references and continuity
- Enables complex, multi-turn conversations
Read the technical deep-dive: How We Built an Agentic DevOps Copilot
Access Methods
Early Access: Qovery AI Copilot is available online and on demand. Contact Qovery Support to request early access.
- Web Console (Beta)
- MCP Server (Beta)
Use Qovery AI Copilot directly in the Qovery Web Console.
- Integrated chat interface
- Natural language interaction
- Full automation capabilities
- Maintains conversation context
- No additional setup required
- Requires early access - contact [email protected]
Example Use Cases
Simple Tasks
Time-Based Automation
Complex Workflows
Optimization
Troubleshooting
Technical Architecture
Powered by Claude Sonnet 4.5
Qovery AI Copilot is currently powered by Anthropic’s Claude Sonnet 4.5, providing:- Advanced reasoning capabilities
- Large context windows for understanding complex infrastructure
- Reliable tool use for executing operations
- Safe and aligned behavior
Future Enhancement: In the future, you’ll be able to choose different AI models to power your Copilot, allowing you to select the best model for your specific needs and use cases.
Security & Privacy
- No Sensitive Data Exposure: Infrastructure details stay within your Qovery account
- Secure Authentication: Uses your Qovery credentials with proper authorization
- Audit Trail: All Copilot actions are logged and auditable
- Role-Based Access: Respects your Qovery permissions and access controls
Roadmap
We’re continuously improving Qovery AI Copilot with:- Faster Planning: Reduced latency for complex workflows
- Self-Hosted Models: Option to run models in your infrastructure
- Long-Term Memory: Context persistence across sessions
- Custom Tools: Extend Copilot with your own automation
- Enhanced Observability: Better visibility into Copilot reasoning
Getting Started
What is Agentic AI?
Understand the technology behind Qovery AI Copilot
Setup MCP Server
Start using Copilot with Claude Desktop
View Capabilities
Explore what Copilot can do
See Examples
Learn from practical examples
Learn More
- Technical Blog Post - Deep dive into how we built it
- MCP Protocol - Learn about the Model Context Protocol
- Anthropic Claude - The AI model powering Copilot