An AI operator for IT teams

Your infrastructure should know itself.

Aorka deploys a lightweight agent to every machine you manage and builds a living knowledge base from what it finds — drivers, services, configs, the things only the senior tech remembers. Your team resolves issues by talking instead of clicking, and every script is reviewed by three safety layers before it touches a customer's machine.

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Production
May 2026

332 endpoints watched, across 54 business units

4,700 insights in the living knowledge base

22,002 scripts run this week, every one reviewed

Three things happen, then the system runs itself.

There is no dashboard to babysit. Once the agent is on a machine, Aorka works in the background — collecting what it sees, learning what is normal, and waiting for you to ask it something.

01 Deploy

A signed MSI on each endpoint.

Push it through GPO, Intune, or whatever you already use. The agent makes outbound connections only — nothing inbound, no VPN, no firewall holes to argue about with the security team.

02 Discover

It builds a living knowledge base.

Drivers, services, installed software, firmware versions, scheduled tasks. The agent collects facts and revalidates them on a schedule, so the knowledge base never goes stale the way a wiki does.

03 Operate

Your team talks to it.

Ask in plain English. Aorka reads the relevant facts, drafts a script if one is needed, scores it for risk, and waits for your approval before anything touches the machine.

It reads like a conversation, because it is one.

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A nine-phase file server migration, replayed.

A real session, anonymized and animated. Plan card, risk scores, the script the operator reviewed before each click — the same flow your team would see.

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Three layers between the model and your customers' machines.

No single check is trusted on its own. An AI risk scorer reads each script first, a human operator approves anything that writes, and units are locked read-only until a tenant admin explicitly unlocks them.

Scripts scoring above the danger threshold are rejected outright — no admin override, no “force run” button, no shortcut.

Score · Approve · Unlock three gates, one path

0–30 read-only. Auto-executes. No prompts.

31–50. Requires an operator acknowledgment.

51 and above. Blocked. No override.

Two kinds of teams. One problem.

Whether you support five clients or one, the failure mode is the same — the people who know how things work leave, and the wiki was never going to catch them in time.

Managed service providers

Each client is isolated by default. The knowledge your senior techs accumulate at one client doesn't follow them out the door — it stays in the system, available to whoever picks up the next ticket. Onboarding a new tech goes from months to days.

Internal IT teams

Your environment is specific in ways no off-the-shelf documentation covers. Aorka learns that specificity from your actual machines, not from a wiki nobody updates — and it is on hand the next time someone asks why the AP at the back of the warehouse keeps falling off the network.

If this is the shape of the thing you've been wanting, get in touch.

We're onboarding a small number of partner organizations now. A short call, then a one-month pilot on a slice of your fleet.

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