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  • Copilot helps you do the following:
  • Using the Copilot
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Copilot

CloudTruth Copilot uses AI to help you create and manage proven config patterns for all your services.

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Copilot helps you do the following:

  • Evaluate templates against well-architected frameworks, security assessments, and known configuration vulnerabilities.

  • Import your configuration data from JSON, YAML, HCL, TF_Vars, INI, and any structured data format.

  • Automatically create templates from project parameters.

  • Fix template syntax and consistency issues.

  • Use prompts to create config variables and templates for any project.

  • Learn how to use CloudTruth.

Copilot does not share your configuration data with outside parties.

Using the Copilot

Invoke the Copilot at any time using the Copilot header menu option.

First-time users will see a blank screen and ready to accept your first prompt.

Returning users will see previous threads.

  1. Click + to start a new thread or open a previous conversation. The state is preserved.

  2. Previous conversations are accessible in the left-hand menu.

  3. Select a canned prompt. Canned prompts may require more context, which you can add in the message box.

  4. Send Copilot a prompt, upload a file to take action, or ask Copilot a question.

Sample Copilot conversation

Here's a sample Copilot conversation requesting the AI to generate a Terraform AWS EKS best practices configuration file. The Copilot creates all the standard parameters with descriptions, default values, and templates in various formats: variables.tf, TF_Vars, or main.tf.

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Copilot Main Interface