Maat lets AI agents diagnose Ubuntu from a no-network strict snap, with fixes you approve through polkit
Shown on HN Nov 2 under GPL-3.0, the MCP server reads the journal, units, processes and disks from a strictly confined snap where AppArmor blocks writes and internet sockets, and the model can only propose typed plans like restarting one failed service, which you apply with maatctl and a polkit prompt into a hash-chained audit trail. It's a developer preview tested only on Ubuntu 24.04 arm64, and the author's first local-model runs (gpt-oss:20b found the root cause 28 of 30 times) cover ten admittedly easy scenarios (Show HN).