Every AI agent.
Governed. Attributed. Audited.
The control plane for your AI fleet — identity-aware policy, cost attribution and audit for every LLM call across LangChain, LangGraph, CrewAI and your local models.
Watch your AI fleet in real time.
Every call lands in the attribution log — who, which team, what model, what cost, what verdict. This is a simulation of the live stream.
One graph. Every question answered.
Users, teams, agents and models — connected in one queryable model. Click any node to trace its lineage and see what the graph knows about it.
Four layers. One coherent product.
Every layer reinforces the others. Remove one and the rest lose half their value.
Identity-aware governance
Every call bound to a real human from Okta or Entra. Policies in your language: sales-org → claude-sonnet, $50/day.
Attribution graph
One queryable model: user × team × agent × model × cost × findings. The schema nobody else has.
Credential gating
Provider keys live in your vault. Scoped, expiring credentials per user. Shadow AI surfaces as findings — not silent spend.
Purpose-bound access
Coding seats used for coding. Marketing seats used for marketing. Soft-mode reporting first; hard-mode enforcement when you're ready.
Detector orchestration
Lakera, Presidio, Azure Content Safety, your own rules. Run them in parallel. Fuse verdicts. Same code, all backends.
SIEM-shaped audit
Every input, output, verdict, decision — one structured record. Flows into Splunk, Sentinel, Elastic. Your SOC sees AI in dashboards they already have.
Drop it in. Done.
Your platform team adds InferenceFort to the internal artifact repo. Developers never change a line of code. Every framework call routes through your governance pipeline — automatically.
- Zero developer-side configuration
- Works for cloud models and on-prem / Ollama
- Python, TypeScript, Go SDKs
- Multi-tenant, enterprise-grade isolation from day one
# requirements.txt — pinned by your platform team inferencefort==1.0.0 # your code, unchanged from langchain_anthropic import ChatAnthropic from langchain_core.prompts import ChatPromptTemplate llm = ChatAnthropic(model="claude-sonnet-4") prompt = ChatPromptTemplate.from_template("{q}") chain = prompt | llm # governed automatically — policy, rules, audit result = chain.invoke({"q": "summarize ticket #4521"})
The honest answers
How is this different from Lakera or Microsoft AGT?
Do you detect prompt injection yourselves?
Does this work for local models?
What does the developer have to change?
How do you handle multi-tenancy?
What about latency?
Govern every prompt.
Sleep at night.
We're working with a small group of design partners through 2026. If you're running AI agents in production and want a real control plane, say hi.