Safe to say yes
to AI.
Let every employee use the AI tools they already love. Give security, platform, finance and compliance one identity-aware control plane over every model, tool and token — with keyless endpoints, hard spend limits, and privacy-safe evidence.
Enterprise AI adoption has outrun enterprise AI governance.
Banning tools drives usage underground. Forcing everyone into one sanctioned chat box kills the productivity that made AI valuable. Neither works.
Provider keys on laptops
Anthropic, OpenAI, Azure and Bedrock keys end up in dotfiles, CI configs, and chat clients — un-rotatable bearer credentials to your company spend and data.
Public spend endpoints
A gateway protected only by a bearer token still lets anyone who obtains it generate company-funded tokens from anywhere on the internet.
Shadow AI everywhere
Claude, Cursor, Codex, Copilot, a dozen web tools. Nobody can answer who is using which model, for what, with what data.
Invoice shock
One provider bill arrives at month end — no breakdown by team, project or use case, and no way to have prevented the overage.
Data exposure
Secrets, source code and customer data leave the building inside prompts, with no inspection point.
No evidence
When the board asks 'are we safe?', security and compliance can only point at a provider dashboard.
One control plane in front of every model.
Identity, not bearer tokens
Every request is tied to a person, a device and a project. Leaked URLs and stale tokens stop working.
Keyless endpoints
Provider API keys never touch a laptop, a repo, or a CI runner. The gateway holds custody.
Private by default
The spend-generating gateway is not reachable from the public internet. No public origin, no public fallback.
Hard spend limits
Real budgets per team, project, and credential — enforced before tokens are spent, not after the invoice.
Native workflow first
Staff keep Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Copilot and the rest. They point their tool at T-Llama and keep working.
Privacy-safe evidence
Metadata-first events let security, finance and compliance prove control without hoarding prompts.
Native tools in. Governed tokens out.
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Point your tool at T-Llama
Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Copilot — any tool that speaks the standard AI APIs connects to a local, keyless endpoint.
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Authenticate as a person
The endpoint binds the request to your identity, device and workload context. No raw provider keys ever leave the gateway.
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Policy decides
The central gateway applies model access, provider routing, budgets and guardrails — and only then spends a provider token.
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Evidence is captured
Metadata-first events flow to security, platform and finance so every spent token has an owner, a purpose and a budget.
Four moving parts. One security invariant.
The spend-generating AI gateway is never reachable from the public internet. A leaked credential from an arbitrary host on the internet must not be usable to generate company-funded tokens.
Keyless endpoint agent
A thin local agent that speaks the OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible APIs your tools already expect. Authenticates the user and device, mints short-lived local credentials, and forwards governed traffic to the company gateway.
Private access path
The gateway origin stays off the public internet. T-Llama works over your existing private-access fabric or our managed enrollment, so a leaked URL is not a usable URL.
Central enforcement gateway
Identity-to-virtual-key mapping, model and provider routing, server-side guardrails, key custody, and request-level policy decisions — all in one auditable plane.
Metadata-first analytics
Per-request events capture who, what model, which workload, how many tokens, and at what cost — without capturing the prompt content by default.
A single answer for every stakeholder.
Identity-bound access, no laptop keys, evidence on every call.
One control plane in front of every model and provider.
Budgets that bite before the bill, broken down by team and project.
Audit trail that doesn't rely on a provider dashboard.
Keep the tools you love. Stop juggling keys.
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