Your AI DevOps teammate
who actually knows your infrastructure
B.O.R.I.S works alongside your engineers, connecting directly to the systems you already use to deliver clear, evidence-based answers, automate routine operational work, and retain hard-won infrastructure knowledge.
- He understands your infrastructure, deployments, and history
- He doesn't guess or speculate
- Your data never leaves your environment
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Trusted in regulated industries. Built with HIPAA,
SOC 2, and PHI compliance in mind.
How B.O.R.I.S Works
Built to understand real systems, not simulate them. B.O.R.I.S is designed to operate inside live engineering environments. It connects directly to the systems teams already rely on, builds a working understanding of how those systems fit together, and makes that knowledge available at the moment it's needed - without introducing new tools, workflows, or guesswork.
Step 1: Gathering Context
B.O.R.I.S connects to your infrastructure and turns signals from cloud platforms, code, monitoring, and tickets into a shared, accurate understanding of how your environment actually works.
Boris is Gathering Context
- Analyzing question (5.1s)
- Coordinating context (1.3s)
- Searching AWS resources (2.6s)
- Searching GitHub repositories (5.5s)
- Looking up team members (3.2s)
- Analyzing context gaps (3.1s)
- Finalizing context (2.2s)
Step 2: Interaction
Tag @B.O.R.I.S in a Slack thread alongside your team. Ask anything about your infrastructure - no need to provide account names, regions, or context. Everyone in the thread sees the same answer.
Boris 3:45PM
The ECS task definition for api-service was updated at 16:42 UTC yesterday. CPU was increased from 512 → 1024 units as part of commit a8f3c1d. No other resource changes were made.
Step 3: Providing Evidence
Every answer comes with an executive summary and the raw evidence behind it - API calls, log data, tool outputs - so you can validate the conclusion yourself, not just trust it.
@Dev: Any services in production showing sustained CPU pressure?
@B.O.R.I.S: Two ECS services in production have exceeded 75% CPU utilisation for more than 15 minutes:
- checkout-service (since 09:18 UTC)
- inventory-worker (since 09:26 UTC)
No recent task definition changes were detected.
Recent traffic increased by 18% over the same period.
Boris is Gathering Context
- Analyzing question (5.1s)
- Coordinating context (1.3s)
- Searching AWS resources (2.6s)
- Searching GitHub repositories (5.5s)
- Looking up team members (3.2s)
- Analyzing context gaps (3.1s)
- Finalizing context (2.2s)
Boris 3:45PM
The ECS task definition for api-service was updated at 16:42 UTC yesterday. CPU was increased from 512 → 1024 units as part of commit a8f3c1d. No other resource changes were made.
@Dev: Any services in production showing sustained CPU pressure?
@B.O.R.I.S: Two ECS services in production have exceeded 75% CPU utilisation for more than 15 minutes:
- checkout-service (since 09:18 UTC)
- inventory-worker (since 09:26 UTC)
No recent task definition changes were detected.
Recent traffic increased by 18% over the same period.
Where teams get slowed down
40% of DevOps time wasted
answering "how-do-I?" requests, instead of actual engineering.
15-30% project delays
caused by engineer interruptions and context-switching.
~$30,000 lost per developer per year
all caused by engineer interruptions, focus recovery time, missing documentation, and knowledge trapped in people's heads.
How B.O.R.I.S can help
B.O.R.I.S isn't here to replace engineers. He's here to remember what they've already solved, keeping hard-won understanding alive, always in context.
Answers with context, not opinions
Privacy you don't have to think about
Built by people who've been on call
Deep DevOps roots
Already trusted in regulated industries
HIPAA · SOC 2 · PHI in mind
Security-first by default
From the team
"We built B.O.R.I.S because we lived the problem. As engineers, we spent too many hours searching through logs, re-discovering tribal knowledge, and firefighting incidents that could have been resolved in minutes with the right context. B.O.R.I.S is the tool we always wished we had - one that remembers what your team already knows and delivers answers grounded in evidence, not guesswork."