AI network assistant
Ask about any device, link, VLAN or alarm in plain language. It calls the same live tools CoreBit uses internally — no stale training data, no guessing.
AI network operations
An AI that actually knows your network
A built-in assistant you can ask anything — and CoreBot, an autonomous first responder that triages incidents before you've even opened your phone.
Most monitoring tools bolt on a chatbot that reads a dashboard back to you. CoreBit's AI is wired into live device data, topology and your alarm stream — it can look up any device, trace a link, run an authorised security scan, and now, with CoreBot, investigate an incident from the first alarm to a written verdict, entirely on its own. This is where CoreBit pulls ahead of most network monitoring software: an assistant and an autonomous responder that both operate on your real, live network state — not a chatbot bolted on top of a dashboard.
CoreBot — AI first responder
Joins your on-duty rotation as a virtual team member. Groups related alarms into one incident, investigates root cause vs. collateral, and pages whoever's on shift with a written verdict.
Authorised security scans
Runs real, non-destructive scanners (nmap, nuclei, testssl.sh, nikto) against a device you own and turns the findings into a linked report with CVE references.
Saved, readable reports
Every investigation, scan and work plan is saved as a Markdown report tied to the device — a paper trail your team can read later, not a chat log that scrolls away.
Incident Manager
Every incident, actually tracked
Every incident CoreBot opens — or one your team declares by hand — gets a real record: title, severity, status, a full timeline of alarms and AI reasoning, who declared it, who resolved it, and measured downtime, all in one place instead of scattered across alert e-mails.
get started
Map your network today
Install the free edition on your own hardware and have your first devices on a map in minutes.
install.sh
curl -fsSL https://licensing.corebit.ease.dk/install.sh | sudo bash -s