Job Bid · policy · approvals · ledger · settlement
One governed job recordPrivate & hybrid execution
Keep sensitive work local. Use frontier reasoning where it adds leverage.
Local agents can work inside your environment while Colter prices, governs, and records the job. When policy allows, a hybrid route can send one approved step to a frontier model and bring the result back.
One control plane, three postures
Private can run locally. Enterprise can run hybrid.
Execution posture and capacity are independent. Choose where the intelligence runs, then size the Agent Bench, active jobs, and local or managed runners separately.
Run with Colter
Managed agents, models, and tools for ordinary work.
Colter runtimeRun in your environment
Local agents use approved models, data, and tools on your Jeddy Host.
Customer runtimeSplit at the boundary
Prepare or redact locally, use an approved frontier step, then return.
Local + frontier
Separate control
Privacy says where. Capacity says how much.
- Profile capacity
- Specialists kept ready
- Job capacity
- Jobs that may stay active
- Runner capacity
- Jobs executing at once
Routing criteria
Choose intelligence from the work’s actual requirements.
Decide which context may leave the approved environment.
Classify source data, redactions, retention expectations, and provider access before the workflow reaches production.
Use the model that can meet the acceptance criteria.
Evaluation evidence, validators, and human review matter more than a provider name or a single benchmark score.
Match the route to volume, response time, and operational load.
Private capacity and external services carry different scaling, availability, and cost responsibilities that belong in the design.
Keep proprietary methods portable across model changes.
Versioned instructions, examples, tools, checkpoints, and evaluations preserve the company’s operating intelligence outside any one provider.
Private does not mean disconnected
One workflow can use several approved kinds of intelligence.
A local agent can handle sensitive extraction, a frontier model can reason over an approved projection, and a governed tool can act in the business system—all inside one observable run with explicit authority.
Commercial clarity
The proposal names the model posture.
Deployment location, execution posture, provider access, profile capacity, runner capacity, usage units, support responsibility, and effective rates are documented before production work begins.
Start with the boundary
Bring the sensitive workflow and its acceptance criteria.
We’ll design the smallest cloud, private-local, or hybrid posture that can do the work responsibly.