About us

Built by people who have broken production

Brynko Technologies makes brynko devOps Agent, an AI teammate for the whole path from a developer's machine to a running server. We build it because the gap between “I know what is wrong” and “it is fixed on the server” is still where most engineering time quietly goes.

Why it exists

The gap between knowing and fixing

Most infrastructure problems are not intellectually hard. A container is restarting because a volume path changed. A deploy failed because a certificate expired last night. A service will not start because a config file has one wrong line. The knowledge required is ordinary. What is expensive is the twenty minutes of SSHing, tailing, grepping and remembering which server it was, repeated several times a week.

General-purpose AI assistants are poor at this, for a specific reason: they answer from training data rather than from your system. They will describe how nginx usually behaves, confidently, while your nginx is doing something else entirely. Being plausible is worse than being useless when the next step is a command on a production box.

So brynko devOps Agent is built the other way around. It looks first, read-only checks against the actual machine, and reasons from what it found. Then it shows you exactly what it proposes to run, and waits. That design costs some speed. We think that is the correct trade when the alternative is an agent improvising on infrastructure you depend on.

How we build it

Five commitments

Each of these is enforced in the product, not just stated here.

  1. Answer from evidence, not memory

    Every answer starts with read-only checks against the real system. A model that recalls how nginx usually works is worthless when your nginx is configured unusually. If it has not looked, it does not claim.

  2. Ask before doing

    Nothing that changes a system runs without you seeing the exact command or a diff first, and approving it. Convenience is not worth a surprise on a production box.

  3. Make mistakes recoverable

    File edits are snapshotted, and a folder is archived before it is deleted. Not because we expect to be wrong, but because a tool that assumes it is always right is the dangerous kind.

  4. Be honest about limits

    Secret redaction is pattern-based and can miss things, so we say so: on the security page, in the privacy policy, and here. A product with server access earns trust by describing its gaps, not by hiding them.

  5. Fit the work you already have

    It runs your existing deploy scripts and connects over the SSH access your team already uses. There is no pipeline to migrate to and no agent to install on your servers.

The detail behind these is on Security and Product.

What we make

One product, sold one way

A desktop application

It runs on your own computer, on Windows today, and connects out to the servers you already have access to. Nothing is installed on your servers, and no inbound port is opened.

Pay as you go

No subscription, no per-seat fee and no per-server fee. You get 300 free credits on signup, and buy more only if it proves useful. Credits do not expire.

Across your stack

Docker and Compose, nginx, IIS, Tomcat, MySQL and PostgreSQL, Linux and Windows servers, TLS certificates, and local runtimes. Details on the product page.

The fastest way to judge it

Point it at something that is actually broken. The free credits are enough to diagnose a real problem, which tells you more than any page on this site.