Introduction
Verbiqo is a private AI assistant for understanding systems and working with text. It answers questions about the systems you connect, from what it reads from them, and it rewrites, summarizes and explains text in the apps you use, with an AI model you choose.
These pages describe the Mac app. On Windows, where the beta is given out on request, Verbiqo’s icon is by the clock rather than in the menu bar, and the shortcut is CtrlShiftR. Other differences are noted where they matter.
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What is in these pages
| Section | For |
|---|---|
| Get started | Install, choose and check a model, the two walkthroughs above |
| Investigation guides | How it works, asking and reading answers, all checks, capacity and security |
| Connections | Set-up, questions and checks for PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, Redis, Elasticsearch and OpenSearch, Kubernetes, Prometheus and Splunk |
| Writing | Selected text, explain and ask, document summaries |
| Security and deployment | Privacy and your data, administration, licences |
| Reference and troubleshooting | Settings, command line, troubleshooting |
How it works
Verbiqo does not run an AI model of its own and has no account to sign in to. It sends your text, your question and what it read to the AI service you configured: a model on your own computer, one your organization runs, or a cloud provider you approve. Its own servers receive only licence, trial and update checks. What goes where.
With a system attached, Verbiqo reads it with a read-only account, runs its own checks, and the model explains what was measured. How it works.
Your judgement comes first. Verbiqo works with the model you selected, and it can make mistakes. Check what matters before you send, publish or act on it.