Kythos AI · Runtime · AINN Fabric
Design intelligence for your security boundary.
Kythos AI designs and assesses customer-specific secure AI workflows. Local runtime, model, and AINN Fabric development can be scoped to the customer’s environment after technical, licensing, and operational review.
Design options
Local, disconnected, connected, or hybrid.
Local or air-gapped copy
Assess a local or air-gapped system with approved tools on customer-controlled hardware where internet access is absent, restricted, or undesirable. A proposed design can address model packaging, dependencies, updates, logs, and operator controls.
Private connected runtime
Plan operation within a private customer network, limited to approved internal services, repositories, knowledge, and tools.
API-backed runtime
Evaluate routing selected work to customer-approved model APIs with data classification, provider choice, credentials, logging, rate limits, and human approvals.
Custom model and AINN Fabric
Design the model mix, runtime, memory, retrieval, tools, policies, evaluation, and operator experience around one environment and operational objective.
Environment connection
See the environment without surrendering control.
A customer-specific system design may connect through scoped APIs, agents, collectors, or other customer-approved connectors. We start read-only where practical, map available evidence, identify blind spots, and propose the next controlled action.
Credentials remain managed, permissions remain least-privilege, and every action path has an owner, approval rule, log, failure mode, and rollback plan.
Connector controls
- Named data and system boundaries
- Customer-owned identities and secrets
- Read-only discovery before write access
- Tool-level allowlists and approval gates
- Audit logs, retention, and revocation
- Fixed tests before production use
Multi-provider runtime
Use the capability that fits the task and policy.
A scoped system may combine local models with customer-approved provider APIs when the implementation and provider terms permit.
A scoped implementation may use local models or customer-approved provider APIs when their terms, account ownership, data handling, and permitted use fit the design. Third-party provider access is not bundled, resold, transferred, proxied, or extended through Kythos AI accounts. Compatibility does not imply affiliation, sponsorship, endorsement, certification, partnership, agency, or reseller status.
Potential engagement deliverables
Agree on the implementation and operating evidence in the statement of work.
Architecture
System boundary, model routes, connectors, identities, data flows, and failure modes.
Runtime
If a build is in scope: packaged software, configuration, dependencies, health checks, logs, and an update path.
Evaluation
Fixed tests for retrieval, tools, policy, accuracy, security, latency, and regressions.
Handoff
Source and licenses as contracted, runbooks, rollback, training, and support ownership.
Your environment defines the design