Describe what you want in plain language and Otto does it. Otto is the operations agent built into the Out Plane console. It works through the same API the console itself uses, under your own permissions, so it can only do what you could already do by hand.
Ask, and it works out the details
Tell Otto to scale your api app and it finds the app, reads its current state, and comes back with the actual numbers. It resolves names to resources on its own and reads across apps, databases, deployments, volumes, environment groups, IP profiles, and domains. When it needs evidence it pulls runtime logs, build logs, and CPU, memory, network, and disk metrics. Type @ in the composer to point it at a specific app or database.
Every change is a plan you approve
Otto never writes on its own. When it proposes a change it renders an approval card showing exactly what will happen in product terms, such as instance count going from 2 to 3, and the change runs only after you press Approve. Reads run freely, writes wait for you, and Otto has no way to delete an app or a database and no shell access.
Grounded in the platform
Otto searches the Out Plane documentation before answering questions about plans, limits, and how a feature works, so answers reflect the platform instead of a guess. It opens with one-click prompts for the common jobs: deploy from GitHub, deploy an image, create a database, diagnose a failure, scale an app, restrict by IP, and check the logs.
Available now in preview
Otto is in preview, with a monthly message allowance that depends on your plan. Conversations are saved, so you can reopen an earlier thread from the history menu at any time.
Open the console and ask Otto something.