Ask your first question
The Answers page is the fastest way to get value from Vesper: type a Wazuh question, get a structured answer grounded in real resolved support threads.
Ask
- Sign in at vesper.wazuh.com and open Answers.
- Type your question the way you would ask a colleague. Real questions from
the corpus look like:
- "How do I show only active, non-resolved vulnerabilities in the Vulnerability Detection module?"
- "How do I restart the Wazuh manager on Linux?"
- "How to rotate Wazuh logs?"
- Send it. Vesper embeds the question, retrieves the most similar support threads, and generates the answer on top of them.
What comes back
Every answer follows the same shape, so you always know where to look:
| Section | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Summary | What the question is really about, restated. |
| Diagnosis | What is going on, based on the retrieved threads. |
| Steps | Numbered, concrete actions to take. |
| Verification | How to confirm the fix actually worked. |
Below the answer, the sources panel lists the community threads the answer was grounded in, each with its similarity score. Higher similarity means the thread matched your question more closely. See Reading answers for how to interpret them.
Quotas and credit
Questions draw on your organization's service credit, metered by the real model-token cost of the retrieval and generation calls. New organizations start with a lifetime credit and no card on file; when it runs out, an admin adds the organization card in the Wazuh Hub. The details live in Billing.
Where to go next
- Understand the answer format and its sources: Reading answers
- Let Vesper work on your own deployment: The agent