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The same kernel, on the estate you actually run

Olivares AI for Linux servers, small teams, engineers and DevOps, large estates and home labs, plus platform, SRE, security and higher education. Self-hosted.

• For platform engineering

  Put your AI agents in the platform you already run

  For platform teams: catalog AI agents as first-class entities, manage them as code and connect them to the IdP you already run.

• For security & platform leaders

  See and manage every AI agent in your estate — multi-provider by design

  For CISOs and CTOs: see every AI agent, map read/write access, compare permitted with observed and apply deny-closed decisions.

• For SRE & sysadmins

  One console for the AI running on your infrastructure

  A passive, OTel-native, self-hosted platform for SRE and sysadmins — discover every AI agent, map what it can read and write, and stop the estate in one click.

• For higher education & research

  AUP enforcement and attribution for AI on campus

  Enforce acceptable-use policy for AI across shared campus accounts, attribute who-did-what, give researchers governed sandboxes, and produce evidence reports.

• For Linux servers

  Govern agents on the Linux servers you already run

  For Linux servers: one self-hosted artifact beside the agents on the box. Policy at the hook, an access map, an estate-wide stop. Debian, RHEL, Alpine, Arch.

• For small teams & freelancers

  A governor a small team can actually run

  For SMEs, freelancers and small consultancies: one binary, unlimited users in the AGPL build, no seat count. Govern the agents you already hired.

• For engineers & DevOps

  Launch, attach and govern the agents you drive

  For engineers and DevOps: the kernel that maps the estate also launches and attaches Claude Code, Codex and Grok Build sessions. Hook policy, I/O, work items.

• For large environments

  A map of the agents a large estate already has

  For large environments: a multi-tenant kernel, read-only identity federation, tiered fidelity, dual-control recovery. Beside your gateway and tower.

• For home lab & home networks

  The same kernel on a home server or a homelab network

  For home labs and home networks: loopback by default, one binary, SQLite, no mandatory telemetry. Govern the agents on the NAS and the workstation locally.