Event language
UI language
Imagine telling your system, “Simulate a pod failure on the payments service,” or asking, “What chaos experiments have we run on service X in the last 30 days?” In this talk, we explore how natural language interfaces powered by AI and the Model Context Protocol (MCP) are reshaping the way we design, execute, and analyze chaos experiments using the open-source LitmusChaos project. The audience will be introduced to a more intuitive experience, one where you no longer need to write YAML or memorize CRDs to validate resilience.<br><br>This session isn’t just about technology, it’s about accessibility. By replacing YAML and dashboards with human language, we’re lowering the barrier to entry for chaos engineering. Resilience testing becomes accessible to QA, product, and on-call teams, not just platform experts. Whether or not you’re currently using Litmus, this talk will provide a roadmap for building your own chaos copilot using open standards and open-source tooling, and a glimpse into a future where resilience is everyone’s responsibility.
