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🇬🇧What is Alex

Alex AI

Alex is an AI assistant available 24/7 directly in the CoreSynth customer panel. It helps you manage game servers, VPS, and other services.


Overview

FeatureDetails
Availability24/7
CommunicationCzech, English
Supported ServersMinecraft, CS2, DayZ, GTA, VPS
AI ModelsBasic (free), Claude Sonnet, Claude Opus, GPT-4

What is Alex V2

Alex V2 is a full AI agent built on advanced models like ChatGPT and Claude. Alex actively solves problems, plans approach, and executes tasks for you — it’s not just a “CLI wrapper”.

Alex can:

  • Analyze and solve complex problems
  • Program, write scripts, fix errors
  • Execute shell commands and install software
  • Search the internet for solutions
  • Understand the context of the entire conversation
  • Use specialized sub-agents
  • Learn from mistakes and try alternative approaches
  • Remember context between conversations (Memory)
  • Schedule and run planned tasks
  • Ask interactive questions and wait for your decisions

Supported Servers

Game Servers

For game servers (Minecraft, CS2, DayZ, GTA, ARK, Rust, Seven Days to Die, Terraria, SAMP, FiveM), Alex has direct access via the control panel. SSH is not required. All servers run on Linux.

FeatureDescription
Server ManagementStart, stop, restart, kill, status
InstallationPlugins (SpigotMC), mods (Modrinth, CurseForge)
ConfigurationJava version (8, 11, 17, 21), RAM, variables
Gameplay/op, /give, /whitelist, players
BackupsCreate, restore, scheduled
AutomationCron jobs, auto-restart, daily backups

VPS Servers

For VPS servers, you need to set up SSH access. Alex will then have full control over the server (Linux only).

FeatureDescription
VPS ManagementPower control, monitoring
SSH TerminalDirect server access
Installationnginx, MySQL, PHP, Redis, Docker
ConfigurationFirewall, SSL certificates, cron
DiagnosticsLogs, system info, debugging

Communicating with Alex

You can talk to Alex naturally. It understands Czech and English queries.

Examples:

  • “Install nginx and set up firewall”
  • “Create a backup and then restart the server”
  • “Server returns 502 error, check logs”
  • “Change Java to version 21 and add 2GB RAM”

Tip: Combine multiple tasks into one message — “create backup, change name and restart” = 1 message instead of 3.


Sub-agents

For complex tasks, Alex automatically launches specialized sub-agents:

Sub-agentFunction
exploreFast codebase exploration and file search
planPlanning approach for multi-step tasks
debuggerFixes errors in code and configurations
error-detectiveAnalyzes logs and searches for problem causes
securitySecurity audits and checks
code-reviewerCode review and quality control
php-developerSpecialized PHP/Laravel development
typescript-expertTypeScript/JavaScript expert
devopsDevOps operations and deployment
database-adminDatabase management and SQL
database-optimizerQuery optimization and database schema
backend-architectBackend system architecture
executorExecuting planned steps
performancePerformance optimization
network-engineerNetwork diagnostics and configuration
incident-responderIncident response and outage handling
test-automatorTest automation
laravel-vue-developerSpecialized Laravel/Vue.js development
sql-expertSQL expert and query optimization

Special Features

FeatureDescription
Web SearchSearch documentation and guides on the internet
Image GenerationAI-powered image generation
Live SSH SessionInteractive SSH terminal in real-time
Scheduled TasksSchedule recurring tasks (restart, backup, health check)
MemoryAlex remembers important information between conversations
Interactive QuestionsAlex asks for your decisions before taking action

Scheduled Tasks

Alex can create scheduled tasks — recurring actions that run automatically even when you are offline.

Examples of scheduled tasks:

  • “Every day at 3:00 AM, create a server backup”
  • “Every Monday, restart the Minecraft server”
  • “Every hour, check if nginx is running”

Manage scheduled tasks via the settings icon in the chat header → Scheduled Tasks.

Note: Scheduled tasks are billed the same as regular messages — each execution consumes request units from your limit.


Memory — Context Retention

Alex remembers important information from your conversations. When you tell Alex something important (e.g., “our server uses Docker” or “I prefer nginx over Apache”), Alex will remember it for future conversations.

Memory is automatic — Alex decides what is worth remembering on its own. You can update forgotten information at any time with a new message.


Security

Alex has built-in security mechanisms:

  • Destructive operations require explicit confirmation in a modal
  • Dangerous commands (rm -rf, dd) require approval
  • Before risky actions, Alex recommends creating a backup
  • SSH credentials are encrypted with AES-256-CBC
  • Alex has access only to the server where you are communicating

Next Steps


Need help? Open a support ticket  or ask Alex in your panel.

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