BETAClusterCollie AI is in active beta testing — forecasts and tool outputs are for evaluation purposes only. Report issues via the Contact page.
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The ClusterCollie AI Nutanix Forecasting Tool is available now as a local Streamlit application. The AI Playbook (Ansible) and Security & Compliance tools are still in active development — their project pages have full details, and downloads will appear here as soon as each one reaches beta.

ClusterCollie AI Nutanix Forecasting Tool logo v0.9.0-beta · Updated 2026

ClusterCollie AI Nutanix Forecasting Tool — Beta Build

Packaged as a source distribution. Requires Python 3.10+ and a Nutanix Prism Central API connection (or sample data mode for evaluation).

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Beta software — see the Terms of Use before installing.

ClusterCollie AI Playbook (Ansible) logo Planned · In Development

ClusterCollie AI Playbook (Ansible)

Describe an infrastructure task in plain English and get back a validated, syntax-checked Nutanix Ansible playbook, grounded in the official nutanix.ncp collection.

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No build available yet — see the project page for status and progress updates.

ClusterCollie AI Security & Compliance Tool logo Planned · In Development

ClusterCollie AI Security & Compliance Tool

A read-only Nutanix cluster compliance scanner that translates raw audit findings into governance-friendly language mapped to CIS Benchmarks and NIST 800-53 control families.

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No build available yet — see the project page for status and progress updates.

System Requirements — Nutanix Forecasting Tool

ComponentRequirement
Python3.10 or later
OSWindows, macOS, or Linux
BrowserChrome, Edge, or Firefox (current version)
Nutanix AccessPrism Central API credentials (read-only recommended) or Nutanix MCP server endpoint
OptionalSample/demo dataset included for evaluation without live cluster access

Installation Steps — Nutanix Forecasting Tool

Clone or download the repository.
Get the source from the GitHub repository or unzip the distributed package into a local project folder.
Create a virtual environment.
python -m venv venv then activate it with source venv/bin/activate (macOS/Linux) or venv\Scripts\activate (Windows).
Install dependencies.
pip install -r requirements.txt
Configure your connection.
Copy .env.example to .env and enter your Prism Central host, API credentials, or MCP server endpoint. Leave defaults in place to run in sample-data demo mode.
Launch the app.
streamlit run app.py — the dashboard opens automatically at http://localhost:8501.
Review your first forecast.
Select a cluster, choose a forecast horizon (30/60/90 days), and review projected compute, storage, and network headroom.
Beta notice: This release is under active testing. Please report bugs, forecast anomalies, or connection issues via the Contact page.