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 nativeinterruptmechanism. - ⚡ Real-Time Async Execution Tunnel: Streams LLM reasoning, SSH
stdout, andstderrline-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
read_memory— Retrieves episodic summaries, lessons learned, user facts, and knowledge from ChromaDB before the agent reasons.agent— LLM reasoning node (OpenRouter) with all tools bound. Decides next action or generates final response.tools— Executes tools (execute_ssh_command,search_knowledge,fetch_server_logs, etc.) viaainvoke().evaluator— Inspects tool results. Routes back toagentfor self-correction on failures (up to 3 retries). Skips non-retryable infrastructure errors (SSH timeouts, auth failures).write_memory— Background extraction of facts, preferences, and episodic summaries via non-streaming LLM.
The Closed-Loop Experiential Learning (ExpeL) Flow
- Observe & Act: Agent connects via
AsyncSSH, runs non-destructive diagnostics or approved actions, and indexes outputs intocommand_historyandserver_logs. - 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 inlessons_learned. - Zero-Click Injection: On any future chat turn,
read_memoryquerieslessons_learnedand 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 Learnedcards 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 nativeinterruptmechanism 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/stderrline-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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