Оптимус — an autonomous AI network administrator for the office
An autonomous AI network administrator for the office: it watches the nodes and the links, draws the network map, notices a failure and carries out permitted actions by itself. The result lands in an app and in one live Telegram message. The client's data is kept closed.
What it does
Network-map diagrams on made-up data: the device names are neutral, with no real addresses, names or passwords of the client. These are not shots of the live system — the interactive map is in the demo.
Network map
The office nodes by tier: power, links, the router, servers, backup storage, users. The frame colour is the node's state; press a node in the demo to open its card.
Failure and cause
A failing node lights up on the map, with what exactly does not answer and what suffers from it.
Action and report
The permitted action is done and the node is fine again; a short report: what happened, what was done, what it is now. The same text arrives in Telegram.
Interactive in Telegram
A widget is one live message in the chat: the actions sit inside it, with no caption or button rows under the text. The shots are the approved design on made-up data.
Under the hood
- Design
- The module inside the network only connects outwards: the office network has no inbound ports; the “brain” is in the cloud, with the bot and the app
- Actions
- Commands come only from a whitelist (status, a service restart, a database copy, an inventory); there is no arbitrary command from the cloud
- Self-check
- The state is checked every minute; alert signals go out even when the widget is refused (a test)
- Widget
- One live message with no caption or button rows; taps send no new messages (a test)
- Checks
- 767 tests and 90 bot checks; the widget was checked at 320 and 390 px with no overflow
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