Commands Reference
Full list of operations you can perform through the AI Command Center.
You don't need to memorize exact commands — just describe what you want in plain English. The AI translates your intent into the right commands for your server's OS.
🖥 System Information
What you sayWhat it runsSafety
Say: "Show system info"
Runs:
uname -a, lsb_release -a🟢 Low
Say: "Check uptime"
Runs:
uptime🟢 Low
Say: "Show disk usage"
Runs:
df -h🟢 Low
Say: "Show memory usage"
Runs:
free -h🟢 Low
Say: "Show CPU info"
Runs:
lscpu, nproc🟢 Low
Say: "List block devices"
Runs:
lsblk🟢 Low
Say: "Show hostname"
Runs:
hostname -f🟢 Low
Say: "Show running processes"
Runs:
ps aux --sort=-%mem🟢 Low
Say: "Top processes by CPU"
Runs:
ps aux --sort=-%cpu | head -20🟢 Low
📦 Package Management
What you sayWhat it runsSafety
Say: "Update package list"
Runs:
apt update / yum check-update🟢 Low
Say: "Upgrade all packages"
Runs:
apt upgrade -y / yum update -y🟡 Moderate
Say: "Install nginx"
Runs:
apt install -y nginx🟡 Moderate
Say: "Remove package X"
Runs:
apt remove X🟡 Moderate
Say: "List installed packages"
Runs:
dpkg -l / rpm -qa🟢 Low
Say: "Check for security updates"
Runs:
apt list --upgradable🟢 Low
⚙️ Service Management
What you sayWhat it runsSafety
Say: "Show service status"
Runs:
systemctl status SERVICE🟢 Low
Say: "Restart nginx"
Runs:
systemctl restart nginx🟡 Moderate
Say: "Stop service X"
Runs:
systemctl stop X🟡 Moderate
Say: "Enable service on boot"
Runs:
systemctl enable X🟡 Moderate
Say: "List all active services"
Runs:
systemctl list-units --type=service --state=active🟢 Low
Say: "Show service logs"
Runs:
journalctl -u SERVICE -n 50🟢 Low
📁 File Operations
What you sayWhat it runsSafety
Say: "Show file contents"
Runs:
cat FILE🟢 Low
Say: "List directory"
Runs:
ls -la PATH🟢 Low
Say: "Find large files"
Runs:
find / -size +100M -type f🟢 Low
Say: "Show last 50 lines of log"
Runs:
tail -50 FILE🟢 Low
Say: "Search for text in file"
Runs:
grep "text" FILE🟢 Low
Say: "Check file permissions"
Runs:
stat FILE🟢 Low
🌐 Networking
What you sayWhat it runsSafety
Say: "Show IP addresses"
Runs:
ip addr show🟢 Low
Say: "Show open ports"
Runs:
ss -tlnp🟢 Low
Say: "Check firewall rules"
Runs:
ufw status / iptables -L🟢 Low
Say: "Test connection to host"
Runs:
ping -c 4 HOST🟢 Low
Say: "Show DNS config"
Runs:
cat /etc/resolv.conf🟢 Low
Say: "Open port 8080"
Runs:
ufw allow 8080🔴 High
Say: "Block IP address"
Runs:
ufw deny from IP🔴 High
👤 User Management
What you sayWhat it runsSafety
Say: "List users"
Runs:
cat /etc/passwd🟢 Low
Say: "Show logged-in users"
Runs:
who🟢 Low
Say: "Create user X"
Runs:
useradd -m X🔴 High
Say: "Add user to sudo group"
Runs:
usermod -aG sudo X🔴 High
Say: "Check last logins"
Runs:
last -20🟢 Low
🐳 Docker
What you sayWhat it runsSafety
Say: "Show running containers"
Runs:
docker ps🟢 Low
Say: "Show all containers"
Runs:
docker ps -a🟢 Low
Say: "Restart container X"
Runs:
docker restart X🟡 Moderate
Say: "Show container logs"
Runs:
docker logs --tail 50 X🟢 Low
Say: "Docker compose up"
Runs:
docker compose up -d🟡 Moderate
Say: "Show docker disk usage"
Runs:
docker system df🟢 Low
Safety levels
Every command is classified into a safety level. See the full explanation on the Safety Levels page.
LevelDescriptionBehavior
🟢 Low
Description: Read-only, informational
Behavior: Executes automatically
🟡 Moderate
Description: Installs, restarts, or modifies config
Behavior: Executes with preview
🔴 High
Description: Firewall, user management, security
Behavior: Requires confirmation
⛔ Critical
Description: Destructive, irreversible operations
Behavior: Blocked by default