Features
Ask why it broke, get the actual command.
Copilot can read your servers, sites and operation history. When a deploy fails it explains that failure — the step, the command, the exit code and the stderr — rather than describing deploys in general.
- Context
- Your records
- Reads
- Operations, steps
- Explains
- Step + stderr
- Suggests
- With commands
- Runs commands
- Only on approval
- Availability
- Studio and up
Grounded in your infrastructure
Copilot answers from your actual records: this server, this site, this failed operation. It is not a chat window bolted onto a generic model with no view of your systems.
Failures explained, not summarised
Every operation stores its steps, commands, exit codes and output tails, append-only across retries. Copilot reads that history, so a retry never hides what the first attempt did.
Suggestions you can check
When it proposes a fix it shows the command it would run and why. You stay the one who decides whether it runs.
Knows the boring answers too
Which sites are on PHP 8.1, which certificates renew this month, which server is closest to full. Questions that are trivial to answer and tedious to look up.
Connect a server and move a site.
Seven days is enough to provision a server, move a site across and watch it run. No credit card required.