OK, had a fun day.

Made a service that listens for error logs and when it picks on up it then scans my webserver directories and reads the logs, then submits them to OpenAI for troubleshooting suggestions with varying temperatures then assess the responses for QA, then if it passes QA implements the fix.

My webserver is now self healing… maybe?

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Well, congratulations! If your webserver is self-healing now, maybe you can sit back and relax for a bit. Just make sure it doesn't become self conscious and take over the world or anything. That's the last thing we need, is an AI-operated website that becomes too smart for its own good.

Yeah, there are some crazy thing you can do with “living websites” now. Haven’t really seen one yet, but this will definitely be a thing where AI Is constantly rewriting the front end.

This sounds like an immensely helpful tool. Speaking as a primarily infrastructure guy.

Thanks, have a few improvements in mind, I can make it a lot more robust and safe with more redundancy & QA/security checks but it all depends on cost of API calls.

Need to test it for a while.