The Kubernetes ChatGPT Bot is an open-source bot from Robusta that asks AI how to solve your Prometheus alerts, with 914 stars on GitHub.
This bot connects ChatGPT to Kubernetes operations. When Prometheus fires an alert, it forwards the alert to the bot through a webhook receiver; the bot then asks OpenAI how to solve the problem and posts a concise, actionable answer where your team works, such as Slack. Instead of staring at a cryptic alert alone at 3 a.m., engineers get an immediate first hypothesis and remediation pointers. The maintainers now note that the project is being deprecated in favour of HolmesGPT, their more advanced open-source DevOps assistant that investigates incidents, triages issues and enriches alerts โ so new adopters may want to look at the successor, but the bot remains a simple, hackable reference for AI-assisted alerting. It was one of the earliest open-source projects to wire a large language model directly into a live alerting pipeline, and its simple webhook-to-answer design has been widely copied since.
The bot is free and open source on GitHub. Your only costs are your own infrastructure and any OpenAI API usage from the queries it sends, which keeps it cheap for typical alert volumes.
The Kubernetes ChatGPT Bot suits platform and SRE teams who run Prometheus alerting on Kubernetes and want AI-generated first responses attached to their alerts. It is also a useful learning project for anyone exploring how LLMs can assist incident response, though teams starting fresh should evaluate its designated successor, HolmesGPT.