Loadrigo — the in-console AI assistant
Loadrigo is the AI assistant built into the MaxoPerf console. It isn’t a separate app or a chatbot bolted onto the side — it’s the same account, the same authorization, and the same underlying tools (MCP) that power everything else in this docs suite, wrapped in a chat interface that understands your workspace.
Where Loadrigo appears
Section titled “Where Loadrigo appears”- Everywhere in the console. A standing assistant widget is available from any authenticated page — open it, ask a question, and it has your current account and active workspace as context.
- Settings → Loadrigo (
/settings/loadrigo). A dedicated page for custom instructions — free-text guidance (up to 4,000 characters) that Loadrigo reads on every turn, for things like “always use k6 for API tests” or “our staging base URL ishttps://staging.example.com.” Loadrigo can also write to this same field mid-conversation when you ask it to remember a preference.
How to use it
Section titled “How to use it”Open the assistant and describe what you want in plain language — Loadrigo figures out which tool calls to make:
- “Create a load test against my checkout API and run it.”
- “Show me the last failed run for the payments project and tell me why it failed.”
- “Spin up a firefox browser fleet in europe-west1.”
- “My app is only running on localhost right now — can you test it anyway?” (Loadrigo opens a reverse tunnel so a real run can reach it.)
See Using Loadrigo for the full, grounded list of what it can do, organized by area.
What it can act on
Section titled “What it can act on”Loadrigo is scoped to your account — it can only see and do what your login is authorized for. The same authorization checks that gate the console UI and the Platform API apply to every tool call it makes, whether that’s reading a run or deploying a virtual service. It confirms before anything destructive — cancelling a run, deleting a fleet, stopping a tunnel — rather than acting silently.
Loadrigo can also drive the console UI directly on your behalf for a handful of safe, visible actions (navigate to a page, click a button, fill a field, read what’s on screen) so it can complete a request that needs a console action a tool doesn’t cover — you always see it happen, live, in your own browser tab.
Token allowance
Section titled “Token allowance”Each account has a daily message cap (200 messages/day by default) that resets every 24 hours; an administrator can raise or lower it for your deployment.
The assistant on the public MaxoPerf website is a separate, much narrower surface — it answers questions about the product and can set your free account up with a demo test, and that is all it can reach (see the assistant on the website). Once you are in the console you are talking to the full Loadrigo described here, with your own account’s authorization.