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Using Agents & Tools

The Agents page shows all AI agents working on your behalf - their health, status, and activity.
Agents page showing system agents

Agent Types

System Agents

RubixKube Observer

Role: Monitors your cluster continuouslyWhat it does:
  • Watches pod health
  • Collects metrics
  • Detects failures
  • Sends events to RCA Pipeline

RCA Pipeline Agent

Role: Analyzes incidents and generates RCA reportsWhat it does:
  • Receives events from Observer
  • Gathers logs and metrics
  • Correlates patterns
  • Generates root cause reports

Memory Agent

Role: Stores and learns from incidentsWhat it does:
  • Stores RCA reports
  • Builds knowledge graph
  • Recalls similar past incidents
  • Improves over time

SRI Agent

Role: Powers the Chat interfaceWhat it does:
  • Answers your questions
  • Queries cluster data
  • Provides recommendations
  • Explains incidents

Agent Health Status

StatusMeaningWhat to Do
ActiveAgent running normallyNothing - all good
⚠️ DegradedSlow or intermittentMonitor, may self-recover
OfflineAgent not respondingCheck pod, restart if needed

Monitoring Agents

Total Agents: Should match your deployment (usually 3-4) System Agents: Core RubixKube agents Active Agents: Currently operational If an agent goes offline:
  1. Check the Agents page
  2. Identify which one
  3. Click “View” for logs
  4. Restart pod if necessary

What You Learned

✅ 4 core agents
✅ Their roles
✅ Health statuses
✅ What to do when offline

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