Server maintenance agent
Watches your server, applies updates, rotates logs, checks backups and tells you when something breaks.
What it is
An AI agent you run on your own machine or server. You tell it the goal; it plans the steps, runs the commands and checks the result, asking before anything risky.
How it works
- Download the agent and its config.
- Give it access to the server or account it should work on.
- Describe the job; review and approve its plan.
- It does the work and leaves a log of every step.
What you get
- The agent, ready to run
- Works with your own Claude or OpenAI key
- Setup guide
- Download link and license by email, VAT handled by Lemon Squeezy
Free skills and prompts for the same job
- Fix a failing CI build — Diagnoses a red CI pipeline from the real logs, separates flaky tests from real failures, reproduces locally and fixes the cause without skipping checks.
- Write unit tests — Writes tests in the project's own framework, proves each one fails when the behavior breaks, and reports bugs instead of encoding them.
- README writer — Writes or updates a README with commands verified against the repo, real env vars and setup steps that get a newcomer running fast.
Learning the basics first? Read the KuanAI blog or try the free AI tools.
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