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AI-powered troubleshooting copilot embedded in your browser FaultMaven Copilot puts an AI troubleshooting copilot in your browser side panel, right next to the tools you already use — AWS Console, Datadog, Grafana, Kubernetes dashboards, Slack, or your own apps — so the pages relevant to the incident stay in view while you work the case. Bring your data to the copilot in whatever form it exists: type your question, paste logs and stack traces, upload files — or, when the issue is right there on screen, capture the active tab with one click. FaultMaven correlates what you submit with your runbooks, past fixes, and documentation to give you grounded, contextual answers — not generic guesses. WHAT IT DOES • In-flow chat: investigate an incident from the side panel without leaving your dashboards or losing your place. • Flexible data intake: paste text, upload log files, or optionally capture the active tab — one click, only when you ask it to. Many investigations never touch the page at all. • Knowledge-grounded answers: responses reference your own runbooks and docs. • Case tracking: investigations persist as cases you can revisit. • Runbooks from resolutions: turn a solved case into a reusable runbook. HOW IT WORKS The extension connects to a FaultMaven backend — either FaultMaven Cloud or a FaultMaven server you self-host. You sign in, and your troubleshooting data is sent only to the backend you choose. The extension has no analytics or trackers. REQUIRES A FAULTMAVEN BACKEND This extension is a client for FaultMaven. You need either a FaultMaven Cloud account or a self-hosted FaultMaven deployment. Learn more at https://faultmaven.ai. PRIVACY Page capture is optional and never automatic — it is one of several ways to submit data, alongside typed questions, pasted text, and uploaded files. When you do use it, it reads only the tab that is active at the moment you click capture. The extension does not monitor your browsing. See the privacy policy for full detail.
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