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DevOps Copilot 🚀

An autonomous, self-learning AI DevOps Assistant & CLI Client that manages bare-metal servers with Memory-First Architecture, Experiential Learning (ExpeL), Semantic Guardrails, and Real-Time SSH Tunneling.


💡 About The Project

Managing infrastructure via traditional CLI tools or basic AI wrappers often leads to dangerous mistakes, repetitive debugging dead-ends, and fragmented server logs. DevOps Copilot redefines server management by combining a Memory-First Agent Architecture with Closed-Loop Experiential Learning (ExpeL) directly in your terminal.

Unlike standard AI chat wrappers that forget previous troubleshooting sessions, DevOps Copilot builds a permanent, structured ChromaDB Vector Knowledge Base of your infrastructure:

  • 🧠 Memory-First Architecture: A multi-store memory system (SemanticStore, LessonStore, EpisodicStore, UserFactStore, ProceduralStore) that reads context before every agent turn and writes extracted facts after each interaction — ensuring the agent remembers your servers, preferences, and past incidents across sessions.
  • 🔁 LangGraph StateGraph Agent: Fully stateful agent built on LangGraph with dedicated nodes for memory retrieval (read_memory), reasoning (agent), tool execution (tools), self-correction (evaluator), and memory persistence (write_memory).
  • 🧠 Zero-Click Experiential Learning (ExpeL & Reflexion): Every time an incident or bug is diagnosed and resolved, the agent distills the entire session into a structured Postmortem (Problem, Real Cause, What didn't work, What worked). Before tackling new errors, relevant past lessons are automatically retrieved and injected into the agent's context—ensuring it never repeats a dead end.
  • 🔍 LangSmith Observability: Full tracing of every graph node, tool call, memory read/write, human-in-the-loop interrupt, and self-correction retry — all via environment variables with zero code changes.
  • 🛡️ Semantic Security Guardrails: Local vector search intercepts and blocks catastrophic shell commands (e.g., rm -rf /, mkfs) before they ever touch your servers.
  • 🧑‍💻 Human-in-the-Loop (HITL) Approvals: State-modifying actions dynamically prompt for explicit admin confirmation ([y/N]) inside the terminal using LangGraph's native interrupt mechanism.
  • ⚡ Real-Time Async Execution Tunnel: Streams LLM reasoning, SSH stdout, and stderr line-by-line via resilient WebSockets with automatic reconnection and exponential backoff.
  • 🔒 Zero-Trust Credential Encryption: Passwords and SSH private keys are encrypted at rest using AES-256 (Fernet).

🏛️ System Architecture

+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|                                 DevOps Copilot CLI                                |
|  (Typer Async Client + Real-Time WebSocket Tunnel + [y/N] Terminal Approval)      |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
                                   |           ^
                   REST Auth/CRUD  |           | WebSocket Stream (stdout/stderr)
                                   v           |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|                              FastAPI Backend Server                               |
|                                                                                   |
|  +------------------------+   +-----------------------+   +--------------------+  |
|  |     Auth Module        |   |    Servers Module     |   | Guardrails Module  |  |
|  |  (JWT & AES Fernet)    |   |  (AsyncSSH Execution) |   | (Vector Blacklist) |  |
|  +------------------------+   +-----------------------+   +--------------------+  |
|                                                                                   |
|  +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+  |
|  |                     LangGraph StateGraph Agent                               |  |
|  |                                                                              |  |
|  |  read_memory ──> agent ──> tools ──> evaluator ──> agent ──> write_memory    |  |
|  |       │                      │           │                        │           |  |
|  |       │            ┌─────────┘           │ (self-correction ×3)   │           |  |
|  |       ▼            ▼                                              ▼           |  |
|  |  MemoryManager   SSH / Knowledge                          ExtractionPipeline  |  |
|  |  (read_context)  Guardrails / HITL                       ConsolidationPipeline|  |
|  |                                                          EpisodicSummarizer   |  |
|  +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+  |
|                                       │                                           |
|                                       ▼                                           |
|  +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+  |
|  |                      ChromaDB Multi-Store Knowledge Base                     |  |
|  |                                                                              |  |
|  |  command_history │ server_logs │ server_configs │ lessons_learned            |  |
|  |  episodic_summaries │ user_facts │ procedural_tools                          |  |
|  +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+  |
|                                                                                   |
|  +-----------------------------------+                                            |
|  |   LangSmith Tracing (Optional)    |                                            |
|  |   Full graph & tool observability |                                            |
|  +-----------------------------------+                                            |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+

The LangGraph Agent Flow

  1. read_memory — Retrieves episodic summaries, lessons learned, user facts, and knowledge from ChromaDB before the agent reasons.
  2. agent — LLM reasoning node (OpenRouter) with all tools bound. Decides next action or generates final response.
  3. tools — Executes tools (execute_ssh_command, search_knowledge, fetch_server_logs, etc.) via ainvoke().
  4. evaluator — Inspects tool results. Routes back to agent for self-correction on failures (up to 3 retries). Skips non-retryable infrastructure errors (SSH timeouts, auth failures).
  5. write_memory — Background extraction of facts, preferences, and episodic summaries via non-streaming LLM.

The Closed-Loop Experiential Learning (ExpeL) Flow

  1. Observe & Act: Agent connects via AsyncSSH, runs non-destructive diagnostics or approved actions, and indexes outputs into command_history and server_logs.
  2. Judge & Extract: When an incident is resolved, the postmortem endpoint triggers an automated LLM extraction (Problem, Real Cause, What didn't work, What worked) stored in lessons_learned.
  3. Zero-Click Injection: On any future chat turn, read_memory queries lessons_learned and injects proven solutions directly into the agent's system prompt context.

Key Features

  • Memory-First Agent Architecture: Multi-store retrieval (SemanticStore, LessonStore, EpisodicStore, UserFactStore) on every turn with automatic fact extraction, consolidation, and episodic summarization after each interaction.
  • LangGraph StateGraph: Fully stateful agent with dedicated nodes for memory I/O, tool execution, and self-correction — replacing the legacy agent loop.
  • Experiential Learning (ExpeL / Reflexion Postmortems): Distills complex debugging sessions into structured Lessons Learned cards indexed into ChromaDB with zero-click context injection.
  • Self-Correction (Evaluator Node): Automatic detection of tool execution failures (e.g. non-zero exit codes) in LangGraph, routing execution back to the agent with error details for self-healing (up to 3 retry attempts). Terminal infrastructure errors (SSH refused, auth failure) bypass retry.
  • Negative Feedback Reflexion: Submitting negative feedback (thumbs-down) on AI responses triggers a background LLM Reflexion pipeline to analyze the failure, extract a lesson, and store it in ChromaDB's LessonStore.
  • LangSmith Observability: Full tracing of LangGraph execution, tool calls, memory nodes, and interrupts — enabled via environment variables with zero code changes.
  • Lean RAG Knowledge Base: Automatically chunks and indexes executed SSH command outputs, logs, and server configs into separate ChromaDB collections (7 stores total).
  • Semantic Guardrails: Uses local vector search to intercept and block dangerous terminal commands.
  • Human-in-the-Loop (HITL): Enforces admin approval ([y/N]) via LangGraph's native interrupt mechanism for state-modifying actions.
  • Auto Schema Migration: Automatically detects and adds new database columns on startup without manual migration scripts.
  • CLI Connection Resilience: Automatically reconnects to the WebSocket server using exponential backoff if the network drops.
  • Real-Time Streaming: Streams LLM thoughts and active SSH stdout/stderr line-by-line using WebSockets with 30s execution timeouts.
  • Encrypted Credentials: Securely encrypts passwords and SSH private keys using Fernet (AES-256).
  • Server & Session CRUD & Feedback: Full REST API support for managing server connections, deleting sessions, and submitting user satisfaction ratings.
  • Flexible AI Models: Powered by OpenRouter (supports Llama 3, Gemini, GPT, etc.).

📦 Quick Start (Backend Server)

1. Configure Settings

Copy the env file and populate keys:

cp .env.example .env

Make sure to add your OPENROUTER_API_KEY and a custom base64 ENCRYPTION_KEY in .env.

2. Enable LangSmith Tracing (Optional)

Get your API key from smith.langchain.com and add to .env:

LANGSMITH_TRACING=true
LANGSMITH_API_KEY=lsv2_pt_...
LANGSMITH_PROJECT=devops-copilot

For EU data residency, set LANGSMITH_ENDPOINT=https://eu.api.smith.langchain.com

3. Run with Docker Compose

docker compose up -d --build

The server will boot on port 8000. Database tables, schema migrations, and security blacklist vectors are automatically seeded on startup.


💻 Quick Start (CLI Client)

1. Install Globally

Install the package in editable mode from your local repository root:

uv pip install -e .

2. Authenticate

Configure the server URL and log in to get your JWT access token:

devops-copilot login

3. Interactive Chat & Auto-Postmortems

Start the real-time DevOps chat session:

devops-copilot chat

Ask the agent to check stats or run actions. Approve state-modifying commands directly in the prompt.

Extract and index a structured Experiential Lesson Learned from any completed troubleshooting session:

devops-copilot lesson <session_id>

🏗️ Project Structure

app/
├── core/
│   ├── config.py            # Pydantic settings (env vars)
│   ├── database/            # Async SQLite engine + auto-migration
│   ├── llm.py               # LLM factories (streaming & non-streaming)
│   └── security.py          # Fernet AES-256 encryption
├── modules/
│   ├── auth/                # JWT authentication
│   ├── servers/             # Server CRUD + SSH credentials
│   ├── guardrails/          # Semantic command blacklist
│   ├── knowledge/           # ChromaDB indexing service
│   ├── chat/
│   │   ├── agent.py         # LangGraph StateGraph definition
│   │   ├── router.py        # WebSocket handler + REST endpoints
│   │   ├── models.py        # ChatSession, ChatMessage, AgentAction
│   │   └── schema.py        # Pydantic request/response schemas
│   └── memory/
│       ├── manager.py        # MemoryManager (read_context / write_after_turn)
│       ├── stores.py         # 7 ChromaDB collection wrappers
│       ├── extraction.py     # LLM fact extraction pipeline
│       ├── consolidation.py  # Deduplication before persistence
│       ├── summarizer.py     # Episodic session summarizer
│       ├── reflexion.py      # Negative feedback analysis pipeline
│       └── types.py          # AgentState, ExtractedFact, MemoryContext
└── cli/                      # Typer CLI client

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