One stack. Every model, agent, tool.
Collapse AI sprawl into a single runtime. One invocation contract. One identity plane. One event surface — across every model, agent, tool, skill, and workflow in your enterprise.
Point-to-point integrations are how most enterprises end up with AI sprawl. A wrapper per model. A bespoke orchestrator per team. A separate governance story for each.
The Control Plane collapses that. A single runtime surface with a single identity model and a single invocation contract — whether the call is to a frontier LLM, an internal fine-tune, a retrieval service, an MCP tool, or a sub-agent.
The unification is structural, not cosmetic. Because every call carries a verifiable caller identity and lands on the same event surface, the governance story for a fine-tuned research model and a frontier chat model is the same governance story. Teams stop inventing their own.
One invocation contract.
Every model, agent, tool, and workflow is invoked through the same SDK / HTTP contract. Switching providers is a routing decision, not a rewrite.
One identity plane.
Every call — human or agentic — carries a verifiable caller identity all the way through to the downstream system. Identity is not a prompt; it is a credential.
One event surface.
Everything the runtime does is observable in one place. No per-team dashboard sprawl. No reconciling five partial logs to answer one question.
The Gateway and the Runtime.
Unification is what the Gateway and Runtime do together. The Gateway is the single entry point; the Runtime is where the invocation actually happens and becomes observable.
Gateway
The single entry point for every AI-initiated action. Authenticates the caller, evaluates policy, checks scope and authority, and — only on success — forwards the execution. There is no side door.
Runtime
The execution surface that actually invokes the model or tool, captures the Determinism Envelope during the call, and emits it to the event stream. The place where invariants are enforced by code, not by convention.
See what unification looks like with your stack.
A 30-minute walk-through against your current model and tool inventory — or read the research for the formal treatment.