Damira AI Documentation
Get started with the AI network operations assistant built for engineers who run production networks.
Everything you need to go from install to first diagnosis in under five minutes.
Get Started
Install
Cursor and Claude Code plugins in two steps. Also Claude Desktop and other MCP clients. No signup to try.
Quickstart
Plugin walkthrough — install, first query, five minutes start to finish.
MCP Server
Tool reference and MCP setup for Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Windsurf, and Cursor fallback.
Troubleshooting
11 network domains. Advisor mode. How the assistant diagnoses issues across vendors.
Document Generation
MOPs, change controls, incident reports, config audits — as markdown, Word, an Excel workbook, or a topology diagram.
Automation & Generators
Terraform, Python automation, CI pipelines, tests, and lab topologies — written and validated locally, no external server required.
Research & Analysis
CVE lookups, vendor docs, upgrade planning, and deep research reports.
Upgrade Planning
Supported path, known bugs, pre/post checks, rollback and window sizing for your platform.
Knowledge Base
Upload your runbooks, configs, and team docs. Get answers specific to your environment.
How It Works
You describe a network problem in plain English in your AI session (Cursor, Claude Code or Claude Desktop). Damira identifies the domain (BGP, OSPF, NAT, voice, firewall, etc.), pulls relevant vendor documentation, and walks you through diagnosis step by step.
Advisor mode is the default. The assistant recommends commands for you to run on your own devices. It never connects to your gear: no SSH connections, no credentials stored. Output you paste is PII-redacted (public IPs, secrets, SNMP communities, hostnames) before any model sees it.
When you upload documents to your personal or team knowledge base, the assistant references them alongside its built-in engineering knowledge to give you answers specific to your environment.