Meter Command

Use natural language to get information about your networks, take action, and generate entire dashboards to fit your workflow.

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Text to dashboards, fit for any workflow

Hit ⏎ and generate, then interact with, moldable software — all using simple, natural language

Command

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Command is trained on carefully curated real-world networking data and synthetic network data for complex edge cases.

How we built it

Just hit @ andTalk to any device

Command lets you interact easily with any Meter hardware or clients on the network.

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Get informationTake action

Whether you're looking for a summary of all the logs about a client device, information to help debug, or the ability to take complex action, it's all a few seconds away.

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For decades, the CLI has dominated the networking industry.

Dashboards changed everything, improving accessibility but losing flexibility and control.

Command takes the best of the CLI and dashboards, while giving users more control.

Software that is soft

Command makes it easy to generate software just the way you want it.

From a single chart about a switch, port diagrams, to entire custom dashboards.

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Multiplayer

Work together in real-time, seeing each other’s actions and changes as they happen.

Notebooks

Create separate workspaces for different projects, teams, network segments, or question threads.

Alerts

Turn any question into an alert. Set thresholds to customize how you want it.

Built for privacy and security

Your network data is critical, and we take its privacy and security seriously. Your data is yours. That boundary applies to Meter and by extension, Command.

All processing happens within Meter's secure environment — your data never leaves our protected network.

"Command has saved me significant time due to its deep integration with the Meter platform. For example, the other day, I was installing a security camera. Instead of testing and hunting for the right port, I just ask Command to turn on port 34, and it's done in seconds — saving me 30 minutes on just one task."

Manuel BernalVP of Technology

"This is a game changer. Meter is moving way ahead of the world where memorizing code is going to be a thing of the past."

Heindrik BarnabeCo-founder, CTO

"There's a lot of hype and buzz around AI. With Command, Meter is delivering on the promise of AI for real networking use cases. Its speed and ability to generate custom software interfaces on demand is a breakthrough in how IT and network engineering teams interact with their infrastructure."

Roy ChuaIndustry Analyst

Command goes beyond just answering questions with a written response. It's multimodal and generates software in real-time to create new dashboards, tables, graphs, and charts — whatever an IT professional might need for network configurations, management, and troubleshooting. This represents significant efficiencies for operations teams and provides a template of how generative AI can provide value to the network."

Bob LalibertePrincipal Analyst

"Command is a powerful and intuitive tool that will deliver substantial operational efficiencies to Meter customers and partners. The model architecture built by Meter to power Command is scoped specifically to the company's unique NaaS offering and its vertically integrated solution, which enables Command to write software in the same way as Meter's engineers, at the speed of a web search."

Brandon ButlerSenior Research Manager, Enterprise Networks