Wodby Agent
Use built-in AI chats to develop in a workspace, investigate application problems, and manage Wodby resources from your dashboard.
Build a new stack for my app. It uses Flask and PostgreSQL. Show me the proposed services and ask before creating it.
Start an organization chat and describe your application. The agent can inspect available services and propose a stack, asking for approval before creating it.
Check if any of my apps use EOL versions of services. Summarize by service and version, and suggest next steps. Do not change anything.
Ask the agent to check your applications against the service catalog and suggest an upgrade plan without changing anything.
Inspect this application and suggest the smallest change needed to use its cache service. Explain the files you would change before editing anything.
Open Chats inside a workspace to work on application code. The agent can inspect files, edit the checkout, and run commands against your development environment.
Open Chats in a ready workspace and describe the change you need. Wodby Agent can read and edit files, run commands and tests, and inspect the workspace’s services, logs, and deployments. It works in the same checkout you use over SSH, so you can inspect and review its changes with your own tools.
Start an organization chat to inspect applications, investigate failed tasks, or request supported configuration and deployment changes. These chats use your existing resource permissions and ask for approval before making platform changes. Organization chats do not have a code checkout or an unrestricted shell; use a workspace for coding.
Workspace chats ask before Git pushes by default. You can instead require approval for shell commands, web requests, and platform changes, or allow the agent to continue without asking. Reading and editing workspace files do not require approval. Push prompts help prevent accidental pushes; choose command approvals for unfamiliar repositories. Always review changes before release.
Workspace and organization chats share the organization’s AI credits. Usage is measured in tokens, including the conversation context sent with requests. Billing managers can purchase credits and, on eligible paid plans, set a limit for additional usage. Workspace compute and storage are billed separately from AI usage.
Open an organization chat for platform help, or create a supported dev workspace and open Chats for coding. Wodby Agent needs to be enabled on your installation, and your organization needs available AI credits. Workspace chats also require a ready workspace owned by you. Multiple chats share its files and services, so coordinate overlapping work.