For Raspberry Pi and homelab
The headless box finally has hands.
A Pi on the shelf, an SBC in the closet, a rack of self-hosted services: connect them once and your agent can read the logs, fix the config, and bounce the service, from the chat you already have open. No monitor, no screen sharing.
Pi-hole stopped serving DNS after the last reboot, and the whole house lost name resolution.
Diagnosed and fixed from your phone. No monitor, no keyboard, no trip to the shelf.
What it can reach
Full hands on a box you never plug a screen into
Edit any config
Dotfiles, service units, and app config edited directly on the device. No SD card pulling and no fumbling with a tiny keyboard.
Find the real cause
Search every log and config on the box for the actual error, the way a code-search tool would, instead of guessing over a forum thread.
Recover from anywhere
When a service falls over while you are out, the fix happens on the box, not on your screen, so your phone is enough to drive it.
Works on anything that speaks SFTP: Raspberry Pi, Orange Pi, and other Linux single-board computers, plus full-size homelab hosts. The credential is stored encrypted on Serverwright's side and used only to open the connection; it never reaches the agent, the browser, or a log.
Hand your homelab to your agent.
Start free, connect a device, and fix the first thing tonight. Ten servers on the free personal workspace.