The software behind the services.
You talk to one place, Hub. Behind it, each product does one kind of work and runs as its own service, so one can be added, removed or stopped without touching the rest. They share one sign-in and one record of what was done and what it cost.
Hub
The one place for the whole company.
Hub is what you open on your phone, laptop or the web. You ask for work in plain words, approve what needs approving, and see what was done. Every other product is reached from here with the same sign-in, and who may use what is decided here too.
Ask in plain words
One conversation for the whole company. The work goes to the agent whose job it is.
A front page of what needs you
Approvals waiting, alerts, and what the agents finished since you last looked.
One sign-in, roles for everyone
Owner, admin, operator, approver, member and viewer. Access to each product, server or database granted from one admin panel, for as long as it is needed.
The company, right now
Ask for a report on the company as it stands and you get one, with the cost behind every line.
Nigran
The operations agent.
Nigran does the duties of a DevOps, SRE and DevSecOps engineer for the systems your company runs on. Each duty is its own module, so you switch on the ones you want. It starts by reading, with read-only keys, and writes you a weekly report on cost, access and findings before it is ever allowed to change anything.
One duty, one module
Cost, access review, certificates and keys, patching, backups, quotas, compliance findings. Each one switched on by itself.
Reads first, reports weekly
What you run, what it costs, who can reach it, and what is wrong with it, in plain words.
Proposes, then acts
A change is shown first and waits for a named person. Nothing in production is changed on its own.
Works through Passage
Every command it runs goes through the same recorded door as your people's, so its work is checked the same way.
Passage
Remote access with sign-on.
One identity for every cloud console, server, database and cluster you run, on whichever clouds you run them. People connect by clicking, not by passing keys around, and agents connect through the same door. A certificate is issued for each session and the session is recorded.
Sign-on everywhere
Servers, databases, Kubernetes, cloud consoles and internal tools behind one login.
Access with a time limit
Elevated access is requested, approved, and expires on its own. Standing access is the exception.
Sessions recorded
Terminal and database sessions kept and searchable: the evidence an assessor asks for.
Nothing listening on your side
Outbound connections only, encrypted both ways, secrets held in a vault. No firewall rule to open.
Conductor
AI models, and the cost of them.
Conductor stands between your company and the AI models it uses. Your apps, tools and agents point at it by changing one setting. Simple requests are answered before a model is involved, the rest go to the smallest model that does the job well, and every request is written down with what it cost.
Models by job
Small for routine work, larger where it is needed, a fallback used rarely.
Your own models
Add the models your company runs or pays for, and only they are used.
Knows your systems
Facts read from your cloud are given to the model as reference, never as instructions.
Every request on the record
Which model answered, what it cost, and what was avoided, beside the provider's own invoice.
Watch
Monitoring and alerts.
Systems, quotas and bills all fail quietly. Watch checks them around the clock, works out where the month is heading, and tells the person who can act at 80% of a quota or a budget, before a report fails or an invoice surprises anyone. Alerts land in Hub first.
Health
Services up or down, and how long they have been that way.
Quotas and spend, across providers
Cloud and AI providers in one view, with the provider's own figure first.
Alerts that reach someone
To the person who can act, with the number and what to do about it.
Attest
Compliance as a running service.
Most companies pass an assessment with a hard fortnight and then forget. Attest keeps the evidence current all year, because the controls are read from your systems rather than from a spreadsheet. When the assessor arrives, the folder already exists.
PCI DSS v4.0.1 and ISO/IEC 27001
Gaps, a plan to close them, and policies written for how your company runs.
Evidence, always current
Access reviews, key ages, open ports, encryption, patch levels, each citing the requirement it satisfies.
Findings that name the fix
Not “forty issues”, but each one with its evidence, its requirement and the change that closes it.
Try it: the AI cost calculator.
This runs on published list prices, to give you a feel for the shape of an AI bill and what Conductor changes in it. Run against your own traffic, every assumption here becomes a measurement.
Illustrative. Assumes a quarter of non-trivial requests are short answers a small model handles equally well, and 15% of traffic is development work. On your own traffic every assumption is replaced by a measurement, and the number can go down as well as up.
Start with the one that hurts most.
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