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One conversation with your whole homelab

System Context Analysis and Incident Response Engine

SCAIRE binds Proxmox, Docker, APIs, and MCP servers into one conversation. It runs safe read-only commands, answers with facts it just gathered, and strips secrets before anything reaches the LLM provider.

See it in action

SCAIRE chat reply with a bar chart of storage pools, a warning that three container disks are above 80 percent, a proposed disk resize, and a panel of the commands the agent ran.

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Ask one question, get a full diagnosis. SCAIRE charts every storage pool, flags the three disks above 80 percent, and proposes the fix before one fails mid-write.

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Approval card in the SCAIRE chat showing the command pct reboot 105, an expiry countdown, and Approve and Deny buttons.

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Ask it to reboot a container and it stops here. You see the exact command and a countdown, and nothing runs until you click Approve.

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Configured servers table listing two hosts with status badges and an insights panel.

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Setup is a hostname and a port. SCAIRE pins the host key and provisions its own credentials from there.

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MCP tool settings form and a configured servers table showing Context7 connected with two tools enabled.

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Extend the agent without writing code. Connect external MCP tool servers and SCAIRE calls them like built-in tools, with every call audited.

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API points page with summary cards showing 14 connections, 12 in safe mode, and 2 read-write.

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Point SCAIRE at services you already run. Each connector becomes a tool the agent can query, and safe mode keeps writes behind an allowlist.

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AI context editor listing text blocks with token counts and a locked shipped default open for editing.

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The ground rules the agent follows are plain text on a page. Read them, edit them, and see the token cost of every block.

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Updates page with version status, update settings, and a completed web update message.

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Self-hosted, self-updating. Pull releases from your own Forgejo through the web UI or one terminal command.

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Install in four commands

Before you start

  • A Debian 13 (Trixie) VM or LXC with root or sudo access. Minimum 2 cores / 4 GB RAM, recommended 4 cores / 8 GB.
  • Outbound network from that machine to the Debian mirrors, git.scaire.app, and getcomposer.org.
  • The SCAIRE_TOKEN read token supplied with your license. It grants read access to the private Forgejo repo.
  • A password manager or secure note, open and ready.
  1. Update the package index and install the three tools the installer needs 
    apt update && apt install -y git curl sudo
  2. Put the token into the environment (replace the placeholder) 
    export SCAIRE_TOKEN=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  3. Download the installer. It prints DOWNLOADED on success 
    curl -fsSL -H 'Authorization: token $SCAIRE_TOKEN' \
    https://git.scaire.app/api/v1/repos/bradgillap/scaire-homelab/raw/install.sh?ref=main \
    -o /tmp/scaire-install.sh && echo DOWNLOADED
  4. Run it 
    sudo SCAIRE_TOKEN="$SCAIRE_TOKEN" bash /tmp/scaire-install.sh

S.C.A.I.R.E is currently in closed beta testing. Install keys and the final install URL issue at launch.

Run incident response on your own iron

One engine on your Proxmox, Debian, or Docker host. No cloud dependency, no data leaving your network. S.C.A.I.R.E is currently in closed beta testing.
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