🐝 Frequently Asked Questions
🐝 Why use Bee ?
Detecting issues in linux can be a difficult task. Finding solutions may even be more of a challenge.
For those that need some assistance Bee helps by applying LLM models to analyze and resolve Linux issues.
🐝 hat is Bee programmed to do ?
The bee.sh script is a looping mechanism that provides an LLM with a profile, rules, main goal, task steps and progress.
🐝 How does Bee know where to start or how to command ?
Bee uses a customizable profile and ruleset to give it a nudge in the proper direction for various system aspects.
You can give it specific commands/prompts as first string like this;
> bee "Apache is failing, find and fix the problem"
This will continue or create the default job and start the task.
🐝 I just installed Bee but do not know about rules. How do i proceed ?
The default task of Bee is system analysis wich would result to Bee trying to resolve issues found. Run Bee as below to start or continue this default job;
> bee
🐝 Is there a way for Bee to seperate job data ?
If you wish to seperate your custom task from the default task then you can add a job name consisting of a alfa-numeric string with or without dashes (-) like this;
> bee "Test the mail services and report any issues." test-mail
After the first run can restart this task using an empty prompt as follows;
> bee "" test-mail
🐝 Why does Bee repeat commands ?
As the discoveries add up and logs and scope files grow Bee may lose results of commands run a few commands before it may want to compare data it already 'forgot'.
It will also repeat commands to aquire refreshed results to observe if a command solution was succesful or not.
🐝 Does exporting to Hivehub publish my private details ?
The exported rulesets do arive at our server including server, IP and username details though i scrape these and manually review them for use as universal ruleset that others can use, test and expand upon.
🐝 What does Bee import from Hivehub when requested to ?
Using the parameter --importjob Bee downloads and installs the selected job ruleset for the distro of that machine. This ruleset includes the JOB Run rules and the JOB dataset. If using --import this process also download and install GLOBAL Run rules as well.