Config drafting
It drafts your pool settings and health checks.
Codespot Mobile acts as an autonomous agent that prepares configuration for your load balancer software and validates failover procedures on the systems you own and control directly.
It drafts your pool settings and health checks.
It runs your test commands and shows results.
Your data stays on your Windows machine. With a local model, nothing leaves the PC; with a cloud provider, the prompt goes to that provider.
The agent prepares your configuration files and validates your failover procedures using tools that work on your own systems.
lb-plan.yamlsavedlb-plan.yaml+4test-configexit 0lb-plan.yamlreadconfig/lb-plan.yamlsavedYou ask the agent to draft a small generic plan named lb-plan.yaml and the agent uses write_file to create the file with three backends. It works well. The agent uses edit_file to add a health check path. You review the draft in Ask first mode before accepting the file. This approach works well when you need an open source load balancer configuration. The agent does not guess your network topology but follows your specific instructions. An auto failover load balancer for uptime keeps services running when one server fails. The agent shows a diff so you see exactly what changes.
You ask the agent to verify a planned failover window and it uses http_get to check the health page, so you review the steps in Plan only mode before they run. This helps. Shell runs your own test command to record the results. The exit code appears clearly in the chat output for every action. People who search for 'free load balancer' often want to verify the configuration before applying it. An open source load balancer handles the traffic distribution in your pool. The agent prepares the evidence so you can decide if the system is ready. You confirm the backend behavior without changes while considering the default route failover design.
It is not a hosted service or plugin. It works only on your own files, PC and servers you are authorised to use. The reader keeps work to systems they own or administer; the agent does not enforce it. There is no guarantee that code, configuration or analysis is correct. When planning fast failover strategies, you should verify that the other backends still answer and that the stopped one is marked down.