KubeOn Copilot
An AI reviewer that works through your savings
KubeOn Copilot goes through savings, proposals, automation, commitments and anomalies with the same read tools as Ask KubeOn, and reports what needs attention. Its one action is opening pull requests, and only where a cluster's policy already allows KubeOn to act.
Runs a review
A report on what to do next
Start a review and follow it as it runs. Each run ends with a report you can read later, listing what it found and the pull requests it opened.
- Savings, proposals and automation
- Commitments and anomalies
- Every run kept, with its report
The model never decides what is allowed
Policy is checked on the server, every time
Before a pull request opens, KubeOn re-checks the cluster's policy on the server: Automatic mode approved by an admin, the change type, risk and namespace, the change window, and every safeguard. Otherwise it refuses.
- Read tools, and one action
- Only on clusters in Automatic mode
- Same safeguards as every other change
Where the Kubernetes savings are
off the monthly bill: $21,842 a month found at our sample company
Sample company, not a customer result
Scope
What KubeOn Copilot can and cannot do
| Action | Allowed |
|---|---|
| Read savings, proposals, automation, commitments and anomalies | Yes, with the same read tools as Ask KubeOn |
| Open a pull request | Only where the cluster's automation policy allows KubeOn to act on its own |
| Change a cluster directly | No |
| Change its own permissions or policy | No |
Review work done for you, within policy
Full review
Savings, proposals, automation, commitments and anomalies.
A report per run
What it found, and what it opened.
Server-side policy
The model never decides what is allowed.
KubeOn Copilot: your questions answered
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