Meet Ether.
An AI that monitors, secures, and fixes your infrastructure. It investigates incidents before your team even wakes up.
Two issues found:
1. Latency: Node memory at 94% — a leaked connection pool in your API process. I can restart the service with a graceful drain.
2. SSH: 194.26.29.113 (Tor exit node) is spraying credentials across 3 hosts. Recommend blocking the /24 and isolating prod-web-03.
Deploy once. Reason continuously.
Respond autonomously.
Deploy agents
One command per host. The agent collects processes, network activity, file changes, and system health — streams it all to the brain.
The brain reasons
Correlates signals across your fleet. Identifies threats, diagnoses performance issues, and figures out what's actually wrong — not just what looks wrong.
You approve, it acts
Proposes fixes and remediations. You click approve. It executes — restart services, block IPs, isolate hosts, roll back changes. Full audit trail.
Why Ether
Instead of every engineer running their own investigation with their own LLM, Ether does it once — and the whole team sees the result.
Alerts trigger investigation
Define alert rules. When they fire, Ether investigates autonomously — not just notify. Your team reads the findings, not raw logs.
Shared workflow logs
Every investigation is logged step-by-step. When a prod incident hits, your team sees what Ether found — no duplicate effort, no wasted LLM calls.
Learns your infrastructure
Add runbooks. Define expected behavior. Over time, Ether learns your patterns and baselines — fewer false positives, faster root cause.
Works with your stack
Alerts, tickets, and actions flow to the tools you already use.
Slack
Alerts and commands in channels.
Jira
Auto-filed issues with context.
Telegram
Control infra from anywhere.
GitHub
Deploys in threat timelines.
Google Workspace
Access logs and context.
Any webhook
Connect any tool via API.
Try it now
Deploy your first agent in 30 seconds.
curl -sSL https://install.ethernullx.com/agent | sudo bash -s -- --token <your-token>