Point Sauble at your own monitoring, network, and observability systems and ask questions in plain English — answered from your live data, read-only by design.
10 connectors.
The documented inventory and addressing that ground every answer.
Network source of truth
Ask plain-English questions about your own Nautobot inventory — sites, devices, cabling and IP addressing — answered from your live source of truth.
DCIM & IPAM
Ask plain-English questions about your own NetBox — sites, racks, devices, IP addressing and circuits — answered from your documented infrastructure.
Vendor fabrics and assurance platforms that run the network.
Network assurance
Ask plain-English questions about your own Catalyst Center — network and client health, open issues, device and site inventory — answered from live data.
WAN fabric
Ask plain-English questions about your own SD-WAN fabric via vManage — device status, control and tunnel connectivity, alarms and policies — answered from live data.
What's up, what's alerting, and the metrics behind it.
Network monitoring
Ask plain-English questions about your own LibreNMS monitoring — device health, ports, sensors and alerts — answered from live data.
Monitoring & alerting
Ask plain-English questions about your own Zabbix monitoring — active alerts, host health, metrics and history — answered from live data.
Metrics, logs, dashboards and traffic across the stack.
Search & logs
Ask plain-English questions about your own Elasticsearch — search your logs and documents, inspect indices and mappings, and check cluster health — answered from live data.
Metrics & time-series
Ask plain-English questions about your own Prometheus metrics — what is being scraped, what a metric reads right now, and how it moved over time — answered from live data.
Dashboards & alerting
Ask plain-English questions about your own Grafana — which dashboards exist, the queries behind a panel, what data sources are wired up, and which alerts are firing.
Network traffic & flows
Ask plain-English questions about your own ntopng — what is flowing on each interface, which hosts are driving traffic, the applications behind it, and what ntopng is flagging.