LuumenAI turns your incidents, runbooks, and SOPs into supervised work. It works inside your AI policy, pauses for approval where required, and records every action.
curl -s -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code}" http://localhost/web-prod-03 is the only host failing. Its nginx error log shows out-of-memory kills starting at 09:41. The other five are healthy.
LuumenAI scopes the incident across the group, finds the host that’s off, and fixes it with your approval.
web-prod-03 is the only host failing. Its nginx error log shows out-of-memory kills starting at 09:41. The other five are healthy.
systemctl restart nginxNo scripts to write or maintain. Describe a procedure in plain language, or paste the runbook you have, and LuumenAI runs it step by step.
apt list --upgradabledf -h /systemctl status postgresqlls -lt /backup | head -1You approve once, and every host reports back.
You see the exact command, what it does, and every host it will reach. A host that isn’t connected is flagged, and nothing runs on it.
grep VERSION_ID /etc/os-releaseEach host reports its own result, and LuumenAI points out the one that needs a closer look. Ask about it and the next commands go to that host alone.
grep VERSION_ID /etc/os-releaseThe servers you connect, the tools around them, and the procedures your team already follows.
LuumenAI reads the OS, addresses, installed packages, and session of every host it’s connected to.
Bring in a ServiceNow or Jira ticket, logs from Dynatrace or Datadog, or an SOP from Confluence.
Run commands across a whole group of servers at once, and narrow to a single host whenever you need to.
Turn runbooks and SOPs into reusable procedures, and share them with your workspace or organization.
Works in SSH and WinRM sessions, so every server is covered from the same app.
Reach private networks through a bastion, with separate credentials for the jump host and the target.
Every command waits for a person, runs as that person, and goes on the record. One AI policy covers every workspace, integration, and host.
See how governance works in LuumenLuumen checks every proposed command against your policy before it can run. Nothing is allowed just because LuumenAI asked.
LuumenAI gets the tools and access your permissions allow, never a shared account. A request from the model doesn’t grant more.
Commands are approved one at a time, before they run.
Requests, approval decisions, and results are recorded together under one run.
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They can suggest a generic fix. LuumenAI has the context of your connected servers and tools, and applies the right one.
Luumen provides scoped access, policy checks, and an audit record. Every host command requires explicit human approval, including read-only commands. Host commands cannot be pre-approved or auto-approved. For connected tools, admins configure which actions may run automatically and which require approval, within the access granted to the user.
Every host command requires explicit human approval, including read-only commands. Host commands cannot be pre-approved or auto-approved. For connected tools, admins configure which actions may run automatically and which require approval, within the access granted to the user.
No. They work well together. Use your automation platform for large scheduled runs of tasks you’ve already written. Use LuumenAI to investigate across a host group, find the server that’s different, and fix it, then save what worked as a Skill.
Every deployment includes unlimited hosts. Organize hosts into groups that fit the task and are practical to review. Confirm execution limits and recommended group sizes for your environment during deployment scoping.
Yes. Luumen supports Windows host sessions through WinRM. Every host command requires explicit human approval, including read-only commands. Host commands cannot be pre-approved or auto-approved.
Luumen is offered through Pilot, Platform, and Managed rollouts. Every deployment includes unlimited hosts. Pilot starts with one team and engineer-led setup; Platform adds organization-wide teams, workspaces, SSO, SCIM, and governance; Managed adds agents built and operated by apiphani. Your quote defines the deployment scope.
See LuumenAI on a real workflow, from the first question to the last host reporting back.