Zenavo Agent

Zenavo Agent is an assistant built into the console. Ask it why a deploy failed, which services are down or how to set something up: it looks at your projects, reads their logs and deployments, and answers. When a change would help, it proposes it, and the change runs only after you confirm it in the page.

To use your own AI agent (Claude Code, Cursor and others) instead, see AI Agents (MCP).

Open it

Click Zenavo Agent on the right edge of any console page; on a phone, tap the round button in the corner. The agent sees which page you have open, so "why is this service restarting?" on a service's page means that service.

Use New chat to start over and the clock icon for earlier chats. Chats are private to you and belong to the workspace you had open.

For more room, click Zenavo Agent in the left sidebar, just under search. It opens the agent as a full page, with your earlier chats on the left and suggested questions to start from. Open in sidebar at the top right moves the chat you have open back into the panel beside the page you came from, and the panel's full-screen icon does the reverse. The sidebar entry appears only where Zenavo Agent is set up; on plans without it, the page shows how to upgrade.

What it can do

It can look at, without asking:

• the workspace's projects, their services, ports and domains, and whether each service is running
• runtime logs of a service, and deployments with their logs
• the names of a service's environment variables (values stay hidden from it)
• the templates that fit what you want to run

It can propose, for you to confirm:

• deploying a project or one service
• rolling back to an earlier deployment
• restarting a service
• setting or removing an environment variable

A proposed change appears as a card in the chat with Confirm and Cancel. Nothing changes until you confirm; sending another message instead leaves the change undone. Confirmed changes run with your own role in the workspace, so the agent can never do more than you could in the console, and they appear in the audit log marked as made through Zenavo Agent.

Billing, servers, domains, members and new projects stay in their own console pages; the agent links you there.

Secrets stay out of the chat

The agent never sees the values of environment variables. To set a password, key or token, ask the agent to set the variable: the confirmation card has a field where you type the value, which is saved encrypted and never sent to the agent. Don't paste secrets into the chat itself.

Logs come from your own services, so the agent treats them as data only and does not follow instructions written in them.

Plans and limits

Zenavo Agent comes with the Dev plan and up. Each workspace gets monthly credits: 30 on Dev, 100 on Pro, 300 on Team, unlimited on Enterprise. Each answer uses some, more for longer work. When they run out, the agent pauses until the next calendar month (UTC). Pro and up can switch a chat to a more capable model, which uses credits faster.

On the Free plan the panel shows what the agent does and a button to upgrade.

The agent can be wrong. Check what it tells you before acting on it, and read each change before you confirm it.