AI integration¶
Topology Studio is a first-class citizen of TrackMe’s AI Assistant — the assistant doesn’t just know about your topologies, it can reason over them and, with your consent, build and modify them for you.
Note
Like every AI capability in TrackMe, this is opt-in: it requires the AI Assistant to be enabled and at least one AI provider configured. Without it, Topology Studio is fully functional — the AI entry points simply don’t appear.
The topology chat context¶
The AI Assistant on the Topology Studio page runs in a dedicated topology context: it sees your views (names, structure, node inventory, alert definitions) within your permissions, and it understands the topology contracts — what a valid graph looks like, what aggregates and filters can express, how alerts behave.
Ask it things like:
“Which of my views cover the firewall data sources?”
“Why is the payment-flow view showing orange?”
“What would be a good alert configuration for this map?”
AI-generated and AI-modified topologies¶
The assistant can go beyond answering: describe the map you want, and it generates the topology — a brand-new view built from scratch, or changes to the one you have open. It knows your tenants and which components each has enabled (so it can scope aggregates across your whole visible environment), and on an open view it knows the real entities behind it — the identities it uses are always drawn from your actual monitored estate, never invented. The same applies to modifications: “add the linux hosts tenant’s DHM entities as an aggregate under the ingestion tier” — and to recovery: “roll this view back to how it was before the last change” uses the view’s version history.
Every write goes through the consent-card flow: the assistant presents exactly what it intends to change, and nothing touches your views until you approve it. The proposal is validated by the same server-side validators as any hand-authored save — the AI cannot produce a graph a human couldn’t — and your tenant permissions bound what it can see, exactly as they bound the canvas.
Per-alert Ask AI¶
Each Topology Alert carries an Ask AI action: the assistant receives the alert’s definition and recent run history and helps you interpret it — why it opened, whether the schedule and scope make sense, what the run-history pattern suggests.
Hint
The assistant’s knowledge of the topology contracts is kept in lock-step with the product by continuous integration — when Topology Studio evolves, the assistant’s understanding evolves in the same release.