Breaking Knowledge Silos with AI
summary
A tool called Savvy records shell history, turns selected commands into structured runbooks, and runs them step‑by‑step so a four hour debugging session becomes four keystrokes; demo shows certificate validation extracted from a kube config and replayed reliably. It uses Llama 3.1 for command summarization, supports local markdown export, redacts sensitive data, enforces placeholders and team access controls, collects execution analytics, and is published open source on GitHub.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Introduction and Problem Statement
- 1:37Current Solutions and Their Shortcomings
- 8:44Demo: Using Savvy for Certificate Validation
- 14:21Q&A Session
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