AI Assistant

Get answers without leaving your terminal. The chamber chat command connects you to Chamber’s AI assistant — ask about workload status, GPU utilization, capacity planning, and more in natural language.

chamber chat "how many GPUs are running right now?"

AI Chat requires browser-based authentication. Run chamber login (without --token) to authenticate. API tokens are not supported for chat.

Modes

Quick Question

Pass your question as an argument for a single response:

chamber chat "what's the status of my latest training job?"

chamber chat "which teams have the highest GPU utilization this week?"

Interactive Conversation

Run chamber chat without arguments to start a multi-turn conversation:

$ chamber chat

Chamber AI Assistant
Type /help for commands, /quit to exit

> what jobs are currently running?

You have 3 jobs running:
  • gpt-finetune-v2 — 8x H100, running for 2h 15m
  • embedding-train — 4x A100, running for 45m
  • llm-eval — 2x H100, running for 12m

> how much capacity is left in the H100 pool?

The us-west-h100 pool has 16 of 64 GPUs available (75% utilized).
Your team has 12 GPU-hours remaining in this billing period.

> /quit

Interactive commands:

Command	Action
`/quit` or `/exit`	End the session
`/new`	Start a new conversation
`/help`	Show available commands
`Esc` or `Ctrl+C`	Cancel the current response

Named Conversations

Use -c to name a conversation and resume it later:

# Start a named conversation
chamber chat -c debug-job "my training job failed, can you help?"

# Come back later and continue where you left off
chamber chat -c debug-job "I tried your suggestion, still seeing OOM errors"

Pipe Input

Pipe logs, config files, or other data into chat for analysis:

# Analyze logs
kubectl logs my-training-pod | chamber chat "what errors are in these logs?"

# Review a config
cat .chamber.yaml | chamber chat "is this config optimized for distributed training?"

When stdout is piped (e.g., chamber chat "question" | pbcopy), streaming is automatically disabled and the full response is buffered before output.

Image Attachments

Attach an image for visual analysis:

chamber chat -i screenshot.png "what does this GPU utilization graph tell me?"

Supported formats: PNG, JPG, GIF, WebP.

List Conversations

View your recent chat history:

chamber chat --list

What You Can Ask

The AI assistant has access to your organization’s live infrastructure data. Example questions:

Workloads

“What jobs are running right now?”
“Why did my training job fail?”
“Show me jobs submitted by my team this week”
“What’s the average queue wait time?”

Capacity

“How much GPU capacity is available?”
“When does our H100 reservation expire?”
“Which pools have spare capacity?”
“Are we at risk of hitting our budget?”

Utilization

“What’s our GPU utilization this week?”
“Which teams are underutilizing their allocations?”
“Show me utilization trends for the last 30 days”
“Are there any idle GPUs I can use?”

Optimization

“How can I improve my training job’s GPU efficiency?”
“Should I use reserved or elastic for this workload?”
“What’s the best GPU type for my use case?”
“Help me right-size my resource requests”

The assistant also understands Chamber CLI commands and can suggest the right command for what you’re trying to do — and execute it for you with a single confirmation.

Command Execution

When the AI assistant determines that a CLI command can fulfill your request, it will suggest the command and ask for confirmation before running it locally:

$ chamber chat "run my training script in ./demo on 4 H100s"

Chambie AI Assistant
Thinking... ✓

I'll set that up for you.

  ┌ Suggested command:
  │  chamber run ./demo --gpus 4 --gpu-type H100 --team abc123
  │
  │  Run training in ./demo on 4x H100 GPUs
  └ Execute this command? [Y/n]:

Press Enter or type y to execute the command. Type n to skip it. This works in all modes — quick questions, interactive conversations, and piped input. A few things to know:

Confirmation required — The assistant always asks before executing. You stay in control.
Local execution — Commands run on your machine using the same chamber binary you’re already using.
Non-TTY mode — When input is piped (non-interactive), suggested commands are displayed but not executed, so scripts remain safe.
Ctrl+C — You can cancel a running command at any time.

Try asking the assistant to perform actions: “cancel workload abc123”, “submit a job with 8 H100s”, or “list my team’s running jobs”. It will translate your request into the right CLI command.

Command Reference

chamber chat [message] [flags]

Flag	Description
`-c, --conversation`	Named conversation thread (resume later with the same name)
`-m, --model`	AI model selection
`-i, --image`	Attach an image file (PNG, JPG, GIF, WebP)
`--no-stream`	Disable streaming (buffer full response before output)
`--raw`	Disable markdown rendering in terminal
`-l, --list`	List recent conversations

Output

When running in a terminal, responses are rendered with formatted markdown including syntax highlighting, bold/italic text, and clickable links. Use --raw to disable formatting if needed. When piped to another command, streaming is disabled automatically and raw text is output:

# Copy response to clipboard
chamber chat "list my running jobs" | pbcopy

# Save to file
chamber chat "summarize this week's utilization" > report.txt

​AI Assistant

​Modes

​Quick Question

​Interactive Conversation

​Named Conversations

​Pipe Input

​Image Attachments

​List Conversations

​What You Can Ask

Workloads

Capacity

Utilization

Optimization

​Command Execution

​Command Reference

​Output

AI Assistant

Modes

Quick Question

Interactive Conversation

Named Conversations

Pipe Input

Image Attachments

List Conversations

What You Can Ask

Command Execution

Command Reference

Output