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DevOps Agent help centre
Plain-English guides for running your servers and cloud from one screen — no command line required.
DevOps Agent is one website for looking after your servers and your cloud account. You connect a server once, and from then on you can see whether it is healthy, restart things that have stopped, read its logs, and ask an AI assistant to investigate problems for you — all from a browser, on a laptop or a phone.
You do not need to be a developer to use it. These guides assume you know what a website is and that you pay someone for a server somewhere. Everything else is explained.
New here? Start with these five
- What DevOps Agent is — a two-minute explanation of what the product does and what it does not do.
- Create your account — sign up and confirm your email.
- Projects explained — the one concept you have to understand before anything else.
- Add your first server — the details to have ready, and what each field means.
- Ask the assistant for help — how to get a useful answer, and how the safety switch works.
In a hurry? The 10-minute quick start takes you from a brand new account to a server you can see and control.
Browse by what you want to do
| I want to… | Read |
|---|---|
| Connect a server I rent from a hosting company | Add a server |
| Understand the colours and warnings on the Servers page | Server health |
| Restart a website that has gone down | Services and PM2 |
| Free up disk space | Packages, Docker |
| Let the AI investigate and fix something | Guided tasks |
| Keep documents, reports and handover notes in one place | File Storage |
| Get told when my website goes down | Uptime monitoring |
| Connect my AWS account | Connect AWS |
| Understand my AWS bill | Cost and FinOps |
| Give my developer access without giving away my password | Team members |
| Know how safe my passwords and keys are here | How we protect your credentials |
Every section
- Getting started — accounts, projects, the layout of the app, and the words we use.
- Servers — adding servers, the health page, and all thirteen tools in the server workspace.
- The AI assistant — how to ask, the Read / Execute safety switch, guided tasks, credits and using your own AI key.
- File Storage — your private drive: documents, reports, and everything the assistant writes.
- Uptime monitoring — watching a website or an API from the outside.
- AWS — connecting an AWS account, and every AWS screen.
- Integrations — Jenkins, Jira, Grafana, databases and MCP tools.
- Team and access — extra logins, roles and what each role may touch.
- Your account — settings, plans, password.
- Reference — security, FAQ, troubleshooting and current limits.
Still stuck?
Email support@devops-agent.io and tell us the screen you were on and what you expected to happen. If the assistant gave a strange answer, say which chat — we can look at exactly what it ran.