What you declared, what's actually running, and how it behaves are three different stories — and no tool you have today reads all three.
What you intended. Reviewed, versioned, approved.
What's actually running — after every console click, hotfix, and "temporary" change.
What traffic actually does — including services nobody declared anywhere.
The knowledge to close those gaps lives in your senior engineers' heads — and now AI agents are making infrastructure decisions without it.
PlatformPilot reads what your infrastructure already emits. Nothing is instrumented, injected, or intercepted at runtime.
PlatformPilot reconciles all three planes into one live model of your estate — your services joined to the infrastructure they run on — and keeps it current as everything changes. There are no features here in the usual sense: every capability is a question asked of the same model.
Health, blast radius, drift, and the reasoning behind why things are wired the way they are — each answer carrying its source, confidence, and freshness.
Pick any one — it runs in the terminal above.
Coding agents already write your Terraform. Soon they'll operate your infrastructure. PlatformPilot is the context layer that grounds them in what's actually running — over MCP, from your own deployment.
Agents get the minimal relevant slice of the model for their question — typed MCP tools like blast_radius, simulate_failure, and query_history.
Source, confidence, and last-seen timestamp on everything returned. An inferred dependency is labeled inferred — agents can't mistake a guess for ground truth.
The Ask feature and the MCP server are one interface. What your engineers see is exactly what your agents see.
Most tools ask you to trust their judgement before they act on your behalf. This one has no mechanism to act at all — it reads what your infrastructure already emits, models it, and answers.
No write permissions to your cloud, and none to your repositories. PlatformPilot observes, models, and answers — you apply.
Docker Compose, Helm, or a Terraform module, inside your own network. Air-gapped deployment supported.
Anthropic, OpenAI, or any compatible endpoint. Requests go from your deployment to your provider — never through us.
Read-only credentials against sources you already run. PlatformPilot replaces none of your tooling — it connects the planes your existing tools each see one of. No runtime agent, no sidecar, nothing in your request path.
Pick whichever is easiest — a direct email, a call, or the form below. No sales funnel, no drip sequence.
Straight to the person building it. Replies within one business day.
A live look at the model against a real estate, or a session with your security team on the deployment model.
A full e-commerce estate you can click through — follow a live incident down to the change that caused it. No signup.
PlatformPilot is self-hosted and read-only. It runs in your environment with your own credentials, holds no write permission to your cloud or your repos, and sends nothing outbound except to your own providers.