Pluto Door — AI for Cybersecurity & IT Infrastructure

Managing multiple Linux servers and cloud environments often requires jumping between terminal windows, writing custom scripts, and manually inspecting logs. Pluto Door approaches this by introducing an AI agent, Ori, directly into your SSH client workflow. You can describe server problems in plain English, and the agent reads logs, runs commands, and provides actionable steps while keeping you in control of approvals. The application includes Pluto XOS, which presents server management through a desktop interface featuring a dock, windows, and apps for handling files, processes, and services. For cloud infrastructure, you can connect AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure to query running resources and find idle assets within the same chat interface. Privacy and security are core considerations for its architecture. Your servers, SSH keys, cloud accounts, and AI history are saved exclusively on your Mac in the macOS Keychain. The application makes direct connections to your servers and AI provider, meaning prompts and outputs do not pass through vendor servers. Additionally, Ori operates behind approval gates for changes, masks secrets in command outputs, and maintains backups so you can undo file modifications. While the application offers comprehensive tooling for modern developers and system administrators, it has notable constraints. It requires macOS 12 or later and Apple Silicon or Intel chips, making it unavailable for Windows or Linux local desktop environments. Furthermore, because it relies on your own Anthropic or OpenAI API keys, you must manage and fund your AI token usage separately from the software subscription.