GoNAD GitHub

$ gonad --help  # open source · self-hosted · AI-native

GoNAD is Not Another Dashboard. It's the last one.

Connect the AI of your choice to your environment. The agent scans everything you run — compute, ML, network, storage, security — and builds one pane of glass to view, secure, and upgrade all of it. On-prem, hybrid, AWS, Azure, GCP. One login. One tab.

View on GitHub $ helm install gonad · coming soon
GoNAD · prod scanning…

Not a screenshot of a demo — a demo of what the agent builds from your environment.

Tabs you can close now

vSphere Client× AWS Console× Azure Portal× GCP Console× OpenShift Console× Horizon (OpenStack)× NetApp System Manager× Cisco ASDM× pfSense (Netgate)× Grafana — prod× Grafana — staging× Grafana — the other one× Kibana× Prometheus× Ceph Dashboard× Proxmox×

The average enterprise runs one dashboard per product it buys. You have 23 monitoring tabs open right now. We counted.

$ gonad scan --explain

Three steps. Then zero dashboards to add, ever.

  1. Install it in your environment

    Self-hosted, in your cluster or on a VM. Your credentials, your network, your data. Nothing phones home — there is no home to phone.

    $ helm install gonad gonad/gonad

  2. Connect the AI of your choice

    Bring any model or agent. First-class support for headless Claude Code. You decide what it can read — and what it may touch.

    $ gonad agent set -- claude -p

  3. It scans. You see everything.

    The agent inventories your vCenters, clouds, clusters, filers, and firewalls, then assembles your pane — and keeps it current as your infrastructure changes. Manage, secure, and upgrade from one place.

    $ gonad scan   # 247 resources · 5 providers · 1 pane

$ gonad providers list

Everywhere you run. Everything you run.

One agent, every environment: on-prem, hybrid, and the three big clouds. If it has an API, a CLI, or an SSH port, GoNAD can put it on the pane.

  • On-prem
  • Hybrid
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • GCP
  • Edge
  • VMware vSphereclusters · VMs · vSAN
  • Kubernetesany distro, any CNI
  • OpenShiftoperators · routes · MachineSets
  • OpenStackNova · Neutron · Cinder
  • NetAppONTAP · aggregates · snapshots
  • Ciscofirewalls · switches · ACLs
  • Netgate / pfSenserules · VPNs · interfaces
  • Ceph & friendsOSDs · pools · health
  • Your weird thingit's open source — add it

$ man gonad

Yes, the acronym is recursive.

GoNAD is Not Another Dashboard — in the proud tradition of GNU's Not Unix. Recursive name, recursive promise: every dashboard you add eventually needs a dashboard to watch it. GoNAD ends the recursion. It is the fixed point — the pane that watches everything, including itself.

  • One pane, honestly

    Tabs, not tools. Compute, ML, network, storage, and security in one place — not another portal bookmarked next to nine others.

  • AI-native, not AI-flavored

    The agent isn't a chatbot bolted to a sidebar. It does the discovery, drafts the upgrades, and stages the patches. You approve; it applies.

  • Yours, completely

    Open source and self-hosted. No SaaS, no seat licenses, no telemetry. Your infrastructure's map never leaves your infrastructure.

The last dashboard you'll ever need.

GoNAD is in early development, in the open. Watch the repo to follow along — or star it so you can say you were early.

View on GitHub $ helm install gonad · coming soon