AI features
One AI page per module. Rule-based previews today; no model is called yet.
Every module has one AI page. In this build each one is a rule-based preview: the output is computed from your data with fixed rules and templates, and the page says so ("Rule-based preview · no model called"). No model is called and no data leaves the machine. The product is not tied to one model: each AI step names the kind of model it needs (text, image, video, voice or transcription) and uses the workspace's choice or the default from the model catalog, and every run is charged in credits. See Pricing → AI models and credits.
| Feature | Where | What it does | How the preview works |
|---|---|---|---|
| Insights | Fleet → Insights | Anomalies in battery, health and link quality, explained per unit | Statistics over unit telemetry and alerts |
| Advisor | Missions → Advisor | Go / no-go for each upcoming mission, with reasons | The same preflight rules as the planner, plus weather and geofences |
| Forecast | Maintenance → Forecast | Predicted service dates per component | Linear trend over flight hours and health |
| Briefings | Safety → Briefings | Pre-shift briefing per site: weather, open alerts, restrictions | Template filled from alerts, missions, geofences and weather |
| Reports | Compliance → Reports | Monthly operations report drafts | Template filled from flight logs and pilots |
What AI never does
AI in SkywardOps never launches, approves, sends a vehicle command or signs off a release to service. Its suggestions become drafts or notes that a person with publish acts on.
This is enforced, not just promised: AI agents are members with the agent role, and the database caps agents at edit on every module (see Roles and access and Invariants).
The AI add-on
The AI pages are sold as an optional add-on per module. See Pricing.