BYOK and private endpoints
Keep provider contracts and credentials while adding MC-1 intelligence and control.
Organizational control
without model lock-in.
Define which intelligence may run, where data may flow, what requests may cost, who may act, and how every execution is audited.
GOVERNANCE BY DESIGNPolicy first.
Policy first.
Execution second.
Security and sovereignty constraints define the eligible route set before cost, quality, or latency optimization begins.
Region and infrastructure rules
Constrain models, providers, locations, and data flows to approved boundaries.
Identity and Guard controls
Bind agent permissions, trust attributes, and expiration to consequential requests.
Budgets and usage controls
Apply project and organization limits while retaining underlying cost visibility.
Explainable decisions
Record policy, route, usage, evaluation, and escalation evidence.
Customer-aligned architecture
Scope support, integration, retention, and deployment requirements contractually.
ENTERPRISE · GOVERNMENT
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No certification or authorization status is implied; deployment claims are scoped to the contracted environment.