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Features LLM Export
Generate a structured markdown report of your connection status for analysis by tools like ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini. The export is prepared locally in DOCSight first, so you can review and redact it before copying or downloading anything.
- Go to Documentation → AI Export in the sidebar
- Choose the export scope:
- Full: wider context across data sources, recent events, and journal context
- AI analysis: a smaller package focused on the data most useful for troubleshooting
- Review the included and excluded data categories
- Use the redaction controls for IP addresses, hostnames, and customer/account details
- Check the approximate output size
- Copy the redacted text or download it as a markdown file
The preview, clipboard copy, and downloaded file use the same redacted output. Closing the modal clears the generated preview state.
The export is a self-contained markdown document with tables and context an LLM can read without needing direct access to your DOCSight instance.
| Section | Content |
|---|---|
| Overview | ISP name, tariff, current health status, active issues |
| Summary | Aggregated downstream/upstream metrics: channel count, power, SNR, error totals |
| Downstream Channels | Per-channel table with frequency, power, SNR, modulation, DOCSIS version, error counters, and health |
| Upstream Channels | Per-channel table with frequency, power, modulation, multiplex type, DOCSIS version, and health |
| Events | Recent events with severity, type, and message |
| Speedtest Results | Recent download, upload, ping, jitter, and packet-loss results |
| Incident Journal | Full mode can include documented entries and incident context |
| Cross-Source Correlation | Links speedtest results with signal health at the time of each test |
| Reference Values | DOCSIS thresholds so the receiving tool understands what DOCSight considers good or bad |
DOCSight does not send this export to an AI provider. It generates the text in your browser from your local DOCSight instance. You decide what to copy or download.
The modal can redact:
- IP addresses, including common IPv4 and IPv6 forms
- local hostnames
- customer, account, subscriber, and email-like values
Redaction is designed for sharing troubleshooting context, not for legal anonymization. Review the preview before pasting it into any external tool.
The export ends with practical questions for the receiving tool:
- Overall connection health assessment
- Channels that need attention, with reasons
- Error-rate analysis and whether it indicates a problem
- Specific recommendations to improve connection quality
Use the answer as a second opinion. DOCSight remains the source of truth for the raw local data.
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