AgenticKVM · The out-of-band operator · Public beta

Fix servers you can't reach.

Most AI agents give up when SSH is down. AgenticKVM can still see the screen and press the keys, through the same console you would use. Anything risky waits for your OK.

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From prompt to console

Eyes and hands at the console.

When a machine stops answering, AgenticKVM goes in through the back door: PiKVM devices, BMC consoles, and VM host consoles. It speaks standards like Redfish and IPMI, and it works with gear you already own.

  1. Ping fails, SSH fails. The normal ways in are gone

  2. The agent opens the machine's console, watch-only

  3. It reads the screen and works out what broke

  4. You approve the fix from your phoneACT approval

  5. It presses the keys and the machine comes back

  6. You get a written record of everything it did

Where it shines

For the day something breaks.

  • Homelab recovery
  • VM host troubleshooting
  • Server console operations
  • Boot recovery
  • Network lockout recovery
  • Remote machine triage
  • Out-of-band visibility
  • Controlled infrastructure ops

Watching the console is one permission. Touching the keyboard, power, or boot settings is another, and those always wait for your approval in ACT. Compatibility depends on your hardware and setup.

The real approval surface

Node actions land on your phone.

This is the real ACT app reviewing a high-risk request on a demo workspace. You can see the tool, the machine, the session, and when the request expires. Console, power, and boot requests from AgenticKVM show up the same way.

The ACT iOS app reviewing a high-risk shell command approval in a demo workspace, with the request state, tool, agent, node, session, expiry, and a redacted payload. KVM console, power, and boot requests arrive in the same format.
Actual app · demo workspace

When SSH is dead, AgenticKVM can still reach the console you already have.

View AgenticKVM on GitHub