I'm Igor. I built Server Manager on my own. It's for the moment right after the AI is done. You describe an app to Lovable, Bolt, v0 or Cursor, and by the afternoon it runs on your laptop. Then it has to go on a real server, and that part is a different job: SSH, a reverse proxy, HTTPS, a firewall, Docker, and sooner or later a site that's down at 2am and you have no idea why. Server Manager connects to your own server with your own SSH login and does that job from plain chat. You just type what you want: - "Put this app on my domain with HTTPS." - "Add a database and connect it to the app." - "Lock down the firewall." - "Move my app to a bigger server." - "Make a backup I can download." - "The site's down, find out why." - ...or anything else you want done on the server. The list is not the limit. The agent (its name is Faro) runs the real commands. You don't have to open a terminal. Before it changes anything, it shows you the exact command and waits for your yes. Read-only checks just run on their own. The approve button is tied to the real command, not to the friendly summary above it, so it can't say "just tidying up" and quietly wipe a folder. For things you can't undo, like dropping a database, it stops and warns you first. For things you can undo, it doesn't get in your way. It sits under tools like Coolify: the raw server they assume you already know how to run. Free trial, no card. Tell me what's missing or what breaks. I'm around today.

Server Manager

An AI agent that runs your Linux server — over chat, safely.

An AI agent that runs your Linux server — over chat, safely.