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AI Assistant
Saif BinAdhed edited this page Aug 3, 2026
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Boltarr can use an LLM to analyze hosts and your network, and to power a chat assistant that has full context of what Boltarr knows. It's entirely optional — leave the provider on none and everything else works.
| Provider | Use for | Needs |
|---|---|---|
| Ollama | Local / self-hosted models (private, free) | Base URL (e.g. http://ollama-host:11434), model |
| OpenAI-compatible | OpenAI, LM Studio, Groq, Together, … | Base URL, API key, model |
| Anthropic | Claude API | API key, model |
Settings → 🤖 AI (or via environment variables — see Configuration):
- Provider, Base URL (Ollama / OpenAI-compatible), API Key (OpenAI / Anthropic), Default Model.
- Timeout / Long timeout — the long one covers big jobs like a full network analysis.
- ⚡ Test AI to confirm the connection.
For Ollama, pull a model first (e.g. ollama pull llama3.2) and set it as the default.
- Per-host analysis — from a host's detail panel, get an LLM summary of what the device likely is and any notable open ports.
- Network-wide analysis — a big-picture look across everything Boltarr has discovered.
- Chat — ask questions about your network; the assistant has context from your hosts, services, and scans.
With Ollama (local), nothing leaves your network. With OpenAI/Anthropic, the host/network data included in a request goes to that provider — use a local model if that matters to you.
Getting started
Features
- Scanning
- Scheduled Scans
- Hosts
- Services and Monitoring
- Change Tracking and Alerts
- Topology and VLANs
- SSH Keys
Integrations
Help