Proxmox VE · infrastructure · $29 one-off
The cluster console that asks first.
Nodes, guests, quorum and storage inside QuoxCORE, with lifecycle actions in the same view. Watching is always on. When an agent wants to start, stop or clone a VM, a human gets asked.
node-a cpu 31%
node-b cpu 18%
node-c cpu 44%
In plain words
What it is, where it lives, when to reach for it
- What is it
- A plugin for the QuoxCORE dashboard that manages the VMs and containers in your Proxmox VE cluster.
- Where do I use it
- On the Proxmox tab in the dashboard's NOC panel, connected to your own cluster's API.
- When would I use it
- When you want to check node health or restart a VM without opening the Proxmox web console.
- How do I use it
- Buy it once in the store for $29, then an org admin installs it; risky VM actions wait for human approval.
QuoxCORE is the free, self-hosted platform underneath this. What is QuoxCORE
Natural language
Just say it to CommanderQ.
Every capability on this page is a sentence away, not a form. Say it in plain English inside QuoxCORE chat and CommanderQ resolves it to the right action, at the right permission tier.
You → CommanderQ“Hey CommanderQ, use my ubuntu clone to build a new VM on the staging server.”
vm.create · staging · from template ubuntu-clone · a write bigger than start/stop, so it's gated · sent to the HITL inbox
The safety model
Power, ranked by how much it can hurt.
Everything the plugin can do sits on one rail. The further right, the more the platform demands before it happens.
The deep behind this page is the cluster itself: a basin of light for each node, your guests orbiting inside, and every action crossing the dark with an evidence trail behind it.
One payment, one licence key pasted into Settings, and the Proxmox tab appears in the NOC panel. No subscription, no per-node fee, ever.
Watch
Cluster overview, quorum status, node health and uptime, with real-time CPU, memory and disk for every guest.
monitoring never needs permission
Act
Lifecycle actions run from the board. Stop and reboot are classed destructive and logged as such, every time.
vm.start · vm.stop · vm.reboot
Approve
VM lifecycle actions, clones and snapshots made by an agent wait in the HITL inbox until a human approves (or an org admin standing grant covers them), from the first minute after install.
vm.clone · vm.snapshot · vm lifecycle
Stop the agent
There is no Proxmox-specific kill switch. The platform-wide E-STOP and DEFCON controls apply to the HYPERION agent that drives these actions.
platform controls
Every write is logged through the platform's audit pipeline and witnessed on the WARD chain, the same record your auditors verify. How Quox governance works →
Or just say it
You → Q“Hey Q, take a snapshot of nw-ops-console-01 and take a full backup to PBS.”
snapshot taken · nw-ops-console-01 · full backup queued to PBS · a logged write, not a gated one · receipt on WARD
What you get
Six capabilities, one tab.
The whole cluster surface lands in QuoxCORE's NOC panel, where your agents and your monitoring already live.
Cluster
Full overview with quorum status, node health and uptime at a glance.
Guests
VMs and LXC containers listed together, with start, stop and reboot from the same view.
Resources
Real-time CPU, memory and disk per guest, so capacity questions have answers early.
Snapshots
Create snapshots across the cluster, with agent-made snapshots behind the approval gate.
Storage
Pool visibility, usage and capacity flags before they become incidents.
Checks
Schedulable checks from the Proxmox tab, on the cadence you choose.
Doctor
Ask why a VM is slow and get the likely cause, the evidence behind it and a suggested fix. Read-only: it looks, it never changes anything.
Lanes
Pre-approve a lane once: one node, a VMID range, a name prefix and an expiry. HYPERION then clones, boots, runs and destroys throwaway VMs inside it, every command witnessed, revocable at any time.
REQUIRES a Proxmox VE cluster with API access · ROUTE /monitoring/proxmox
How it installs
The first five minutes.
No download, no daemon, no migration. A licence key unlocks the tab inside your existing QuoxCORE install.
- 0:00
Buy
$29 in the store. One payment, yours for good, no renewal.
- 0:02
Paste the key
Drop the licence key into Settings. The Proxmox tab appears in the NOC panel.
- 0:04
Connect the cluster
Add an API token for your Proxmox VE cluster.
- 0:05
First poll
Nodes and guests fill the board, and the safety rail is already armed.
FROM MINUTE ONE agent-made VM actions, clones and snapshots are approval-gated, before you ever touch them.
Pricing
The whole bill, itemised.
Plugins are one-off purchases, not subscriptions. Everything a subscription would have kept charging you sits at zero, permanently.
Proxmox VE · the invoice, forever
requires QuoxCORE 1.0+ · requires a Proxmox VE cluster with API access · licence: commercial · version 1.0.0