You ask.
In plain language, in the NetEnds UI — or by Slack direct message when your host can reach Slack.
Your network assistant
Plain-language answers from live data, by a model on your own host.
14 days · Every tier · On your own host
Gia is your network assistant. Ask a question: Gia looks it up in live data, shows you the lookups it made, and answers — from a model running on a server you own.
Which devices had config changes in the last 24 hours?
9 devices had configuration changes in the last 24 hours.
Most were manual CLI edits by admin, across morning, afternoon and evening windows. One change was made by root on SW05.
| Device | Type | Version | Source | + Lines | − Lines |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FW01 | Running | v78 | Scheduled | +516 | −461 |
| SW04 | Startup | v19 | On change | +11 | −5 |
| SW03 | Startup | v19 | On change | +6 | −8 |
Illustration in the product’s light theme, redrawn from a real Gia answer
How it works
In plain language, in the NetEnds UI — or by Slack direct message when your host can reach Slack.
Gia uses the product’s own tools — inventory, alerts, config history, logs — and shows you each lookup it made. It can check a device too: ping, traceroute and read-only show commands, each confirmed by you first.
From live data, with the rows behind the answer — ready to export.
Privacy
The model server ships with NetEnds and runs on your host. NetEnds only accepts a model endpoint on your own network — and refuses one outside it.
Ask by Slack DM and the conversation travels through Slack, over a connection your host opens outbound. The model still runs on your host.
Approvals
Gia uses your role and your scope — never more. A change to a device starts as a draft and waits for a person to confirm it.
Knowledge
Connect Confluence or SharePoint and Gia answers with your team’s procedures alongside live data.
What it needs
Without a GPU, Gia runs on the CPU: on a 16-core host, a multi-step answer takes one to five minutes. On a 48 GB NVIDIA GPU, answers take seconds, and the installer puts Gia on the GPU when Docker can use it.
Size the host for the model — the sizing guide says how.
Install NetEnds with Gia or without it. Everything else runs either way.
Gia is the third tier — and it’s switched on in the fourteen-day trial, on a host you own.