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After the AI suggests a fix, a “Watch and verify this fix” button appears below the fix commands. Clicking it tells Pastures to monitor the cluster for changes and report whether the fix was successful.

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Verification flow

1

AI suggests a fix

The diagnosis includes fix commands and a root cause analysis.
2

User clicks 'Watch and verify this fix'

Pastures begins monitoring the cluster for relevant changes.
3

Monitoring indicator

A spinning indicator appears: “Monitoring cluster for changes…”
4

Verification result

After detecting changes (or a timeout), a result is displayed with the updated status.

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Example output

After verifying an etcd fix: 
✓ Issue resolved — etcd cluster now has 3 members.
  Health score improved from 62% to 94%.
The verification result is contextual — the text reflects the original query and the specific metrics that changed.

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Current implementation

In demo mode, fix verification is simulated:
  1. A spinning indicator shows for 3 seconds
  2. A success message appears with contextual details
  3. The result text varies based on the original query (e.g., etcd queries show member count, Longhorn queries show replica status)
This provides a realistic preview of the verification experience.

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When verification appears

The “Watch and verify this fix” button is shown only when the AI response includes actionable fix commands (fix_commands in the diagnosis payload). It does not appear for informational responses or queries that don’t result in a specific remediation.