Converse with a team of expert AI agents that operate directly on the mainframe in every domain
Live system operational insights and troubleshooting
Specialist AI agents for every domain, including batch management, CICS, DB2, IMS, MQ, WAS, capacity planning, security, networking, storage and more
Orchestrated automatically — ask one question, get the right expert's answer
All answers and actions are based on data retrieved from your mainframe in real-time
Faster onboarding for new team members, and less dependency on a handful of SMEs
A Command is a saved, reusable prompt you trigger by name instead of retyping the same long text every time. Give it a clear name, write the instruction body exactly as you'd type it, with any variable inputs filled in as needed. It's the simplest way to turn something you ask often into something easily repeatable and sharable across the team.
Use Skills to define processes and terminology that are specific for your organisation. These get called automatically during relevant conversations, meaning the answers you get are tailored to the way your team expects to see them.
A team of Subject Matter Geniez, each an expert in a different z/OS domain.
The Operations Genie routes your question to the right expert and combines their insight.
Answers grounded in your existing systems’ SMF, Syslog, Spool, Console, TSO/E, and more.
Turn any prompt you use often into a reusable Command.
Describe your team's processes, policies, and terminology so it answers your way.
All conversations are retained and can be exported for audit purposes
Draw on operations, performance, capacity, security, and storage in a single answer.
Fit every seat, from sysprog and storage admin to security lead and management.
They're a team of expert AI agents, each specializing in a different z/OS domain Db2, CICS, capacity planning, security, storage, and more. Orchestrated together, they work as a team to deliver deep, cross-domain insight.
Real mainframe data sources including SMF, Syslog, Spool, Console, and TSO/E, among others so answers reflect what's actually happening on your system.
Yes. By making system knowledge accessible through natural language, Chat supports faster onboarding and reduces dependency on a small number of subject matter experts.
