We’re excited to share that our product, Ayonik Admin Companion, was thoroughly tested and featured in the May 2025 issue of IT-Administrator magazine (German article). The article highlights how our AI-based assistant makes the daily work of system administrators more efficient, secure, and accessible – all directly from the Linux shell.
Admin Companion is your AI-powered co-administrator, helping you analyze, troubleshoot, and manage Linux systems with natural language commands and automation.
Admin Companion is your AI-powered co-administrator, helping you analyze, troubleshoot, and manage your Linux system with ease.
Imagine managing your Linux system was as simple as giving a one-sentence command for complex tasks?
Admin Companion is your AI-powered Linux co-administrator, designed to help you analyze, troubleshoot, and manage your system more efficiently. Whether you're monitoring performance, diagnosing issues, or optimizing configurations, Admin Companion is here to assist.
Admin Companion is designed to be your AI-powered co-administrator—helping you analyze, troubleshoot, and manage your Linux system more efficiently.
Admin Companion is your trusted Co-Administrator and sparring partner for Linux systems. Operating alongside you on the console, it helps analyze, understand, and solve system issues with precision and ease.
We’re excited to announce the release of Admin Companion Version 2.2-97, available as of ? November 28, 2024! This update focuses on improving reasoning capabilities, enhancing transparency, and strengthening compliance handling.
In the meantime we worked on Admin Companion client and now released version 2.1-87. Amongst others, we now support 
Raspberry PI OS. Read here, what is new.
We released version 2.0 Admin Companion. It includes major changes on client and server side. Read here, what is new.
We released version 1.1 of the Admin Companion client software...
After publishing packages for Debian and Ubuntu in December, the Admin Companion team has worked hard to also provide a package for RedHat....