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What is VibeOps?

VibeOps is CloudThinker’s conversational approach to cloud operations. Instead of clicking through dashboards or writing scripts, you talk to specialized AI agents using natural language. Describe what you need, and agents handle the rest.

Why Conversational Operations?

Traditional cloud operations require deep tool expertise. To find underutilized EC2 instances, you’d run aws ec2 describe-instances, join it with CloudWatch metrics via a script, filter by utilization thresholds, and format the output. To check compliance, you’d navigate Security Hub, apply filters, export a CSV, and build a report. Every question requires knowing which tool, which command, and how to interpret the output. VibeOps eliminates this barrier. You describe what you need in plain language — @alex find EC2 instances with low utilization — and the agent handles the tool orchestration, metric correlation, and output formatting automatically. This means:
  • Non-specialists can run cloud operations — developers, product managers, and executives can ask cloud questions without CLI expertise
  • Complex multi-step analysis in one prompt — ask questions that would normally require multiple tools and scripts
  • Faster operations — hours of manual analysis compressed to seconds
  • Institutional knowledge stays accessible — senior engineers encode expertise in prompts that anyone can use
The @agent #tool [instruction] syntax is the core of VibeOps — learn it once, and it works across every domain.
1

Open a Workspace

Log in to CloudThinker and select your workspace. If you haven’t set one up yet, follow the Quick Start guide first.Make sure you have at least one cloud connection configured — agents need access to your infrastructure to return real results.
2

Meet the Agents

CloudThinker has five specialized agents. Each is an expert in their domain:
AgentMentionWhat They DoEnabled When
Anna@annaCoordination across agents, strategy, reportingAlways available (enabled by default)
Alex@alexCloud infrastructure, cost optimization, performanceAWS connection, GCP, or Azure connection added
Oliver@oliverSecurity, compliance, vulnerability assessmentAWS, GCP, or Azure connection added
Tony@tonyDatabase performance, query optimizationPostgreSQL connection or MySQL connection added
Kai@kaiKubernetes, containers, cluster managementKubernetes connection added
@anna is your starting point — she’s available immediately and can coordinate work across all other agents. The specialist agents activate automatically as you add the relevant connections.
Don’t see an agent? Check your connections in Settings > Connections. Each agent needs its matching infrastructure connection to become available.
3

Write Your First Prompt

In the chat interface, type a natural language request with an @agent mention:
@alex show me a summary of my AWS resources
Alex will scan your connected AWS accounts and return a resource overview — instance types, regions, services in use.
4

Add Tool Commands

Tool commands (#tool) tell agents what output format you want:
CommandOutput
#dashboardInteractive visualization with charts
#reportDetailed analysis document
#recommendActionable recommendations
#alertSet up monitoring notifications
#chartData visualization
Try combining an agent with a tool:
@alex #dashboard show me EC2 cost breakdown by instance type over the last 30 days
5

Refine and Drill Down

Start broad, then narrow based on results. This progressive refinement is how VibeOps works best:
@alex analyze my AWS spending trends this quarter
Then follow up:
@alex drill into the RDS costs — which instances are over-provisioned?
And take action:
@alex #recommend right-sizing options for the over-provisioned RDS instances
6

Try Multi-Agent Collaboration

For complex tasks, combine agents in a single conversation:
@anna coordinate a full infrastructure review:
- @alex analyze cost optimization opportunities
- @oliver audit security posture
- @kai check Kubernetes resource utilization
Anna orchestrates the other agents and consolidates their findings into a unified report.

Common VibeOps Patterns

@alex #dashboard AWS cost trends for the last 90 days
@alex identify unattached EBS volumes and unused Elastic IPs
@alex #recommend reserved instance purchases for stable workloads

Tips

  • Be specific: “Analyze EC2 costs in us-east-1 for the last 30 days” works better than “show me costs”
  • Use context modifiers: Add timeframes, regions, thresholds, and scope to narrow results
  • Follow up naturally: Agents remember the conversation context — you can drill down without repeating yourself
  • Combine tools: Use #dashboard for visuals, then #recommend for action items on the same topic

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