AI network assistant
Ask about any device, link, VLAN or alarm in plain language. It calls the same live tools CoreBit uses internally — no stale training data, no guessing.
AI network operations
An AI that actually knows your network
A built-in assistant you can ask anything — and CoreBot, an autonomous first responder that triages incidents before you've even opened your phone.
Most monitoring tools bolt on a chatbot that reads a dashboard back to you. CoreBit's AI is wired into live device data, topology and your alarm stream — it can look up any device, trace a link, run an authorised security scan, and now, with CoreBot, investigate an incident from the first alarm to a written verdict, entirely on its own. This is where CoreBit pulls ahead of most network monitoring software: an assistant and an autonomous responder that both operate on your real, live network state — not a chatbot bolted on top of a dashboard.
CoreBot — AI first responder
Joins your on-duty rotation as a virtual team member. Groups related alarms into one incident, investigates root cause vs. collateral, and pages whoever's on shift with a written verdict.
Authorised security scans
Runs real, non-destructive scanners (nmap, nuclei, testssl.sh, nikto) against a device you own and turns the findings into a linked report with CVE references.
Saved, readable reports
Every investigation, scan and work plan is saved as a Markdown report tied to the device — a paper trail your team can read later, not a chat log that scrolls away.
Scheduled tasks
Routine checks that run themselves
Give CoreBit a job and a schedule: a morning status summary, a nightly security review of your routers, a weekly list of devices that are down. It runs on time, compares with last time, and only speaks up when there's something to say — to the people you choose, or whoever is on duty.
Any schedule, any message
Every few minutes, daily, weekly or monthly, in your time zone. Send a plain template with live values — devices by status, open incidents, a device's CPU — or let the AI assistant carry out the task in your own words.
AI that does the legwork
Ask for "check the core routers' firewall rules" and the assistant reads the devices live, writes a clear report and lists each finding with a severity and a suggested fix.
Only when something is wrong
Each run is compared with the last: findings are marked new, still open or resolved. Choose to stay quiet when everything is fine — no daily mail to ignore.
Incidents and memory
Serious findings can open an incident and keep it updated (Enterprise). The task remembers what it learned between runs, and every report can be read in the CoreBit app, one tap from the push.
Route all alarms to CoreBot
Turn an alarm storm into a single, investigated page
Every network throws noise — a flapping link, a router that reboots and drags twenty neighbours 'offline' with it, a metric hovering on its threshold at 3 a.m. Flip one switch and CoreBot becomes your single alarm receiver: it collects the noise into incidents, works out what actually broke, and pages whoever's on duty once — with a written verdict and where to start. Off by default; one switch to turn on.
One page, not fifty
A cascade of related alarms becomes one incident, and your on-duty team is paged at the incident level. A chain reaction in the middle of the night is a single, clear notification — not a phone that buzzes forty times.
Self-healing flaps stay silent
A blip that clears itself within the window never wakes anyone. It's quietly recorded as a self-resolved incident you can review in the morning — not a false alarm that drags someone out of bed.
Root cause, not collateral
CoreBot investigates with live tools before it pages: it tells you the one device that failed and the twenty that just went dark behind it — so your team fixes the cause, not the symptoms.
Never silent, even if the AI is
If the model is unreachable, CoreBot still pages a plain, facts-only summary, and any alarm it can't turn into an incident falls back to your normal notifications. You are never left in the dark.
Incident Manager
Every incident, actually tracked
Every incident CoreBot opens — or one your team declares by hand — gets a real record: title, severity, status, a full timeline of alarms and AI reasoning, who declared it, who resolved it, and measured downtime, all in one place instead of scattered across alert e-mails.
get started
Map your network today
Install the free edition on your own hardware and have your first devices on a map in minutes.
install.sh
curl -fsSL https://licensing.corebit.network/install.sh | sudo bash -s