rootuno — the Linux operator that asks before it breaks things

Field notes

The page describes a supervised agent loop rather than a chat interface: it reads logs, processes, and configuration, selects shell commands or file operations, and reports the result. Its safety boundary distinguishes routine inspection and non-destructive changes from deletions, service removals, firewall changes, and sensitive writes that require explicit approval. The examples include diagnosing an nginx 502, freeing 4.1G of log files, and creating a 2G swap file. Fleet-wide control is described as a roadmap item; the current model is one host at a time.