Declare models, memory, tools, agents, pipelines and entire agent fleets in one spec. Plan, apply and govern them from the CLI or the console with policy gates on every change.with evals that block regressions.with budgets on every token.with secrets that never touch config.with drift caught on every host.
Models, clouds, vector stores, agent runtimes and the tools around them — each behind one adapter interface, all managed from one spec.
Cloudemon reads one spec, diffs it against everything that's actually running - model endpoints, vector stores, agent runtimes, laptops - gates on policy, evals and budgets, then changes only what it must.
The same engine as the CLI, with a UI for the whole team. Click around - explore the stack graph, approve a plan, inject drift, rerun evals, or hit ⌘ K.
The CLI, the console and your CI all drive the same deterministic engine. Click any stage to see what it does.
One apiVersion / kind / metadata / spec envelope covers the AI resources
you build and the agents and environments you govern. Adapters translate each into the provider's native
shape.
Built-in OPA policies plus any .rego you add - enforced on every plan, from
the CLI, CI or the console. Flip the spec and watch the check react.
spec.sandbox.modespec.model_idchannels[0]cost_limits.max_monthly_usdNot everyone lives in YAML. The console lets anyone propose a change - and turns it into a reviewed, tested, revertible pull request.
cloudemon rollback.Specs hold pointers, not values. API keys and bot tokens stop living in plain-text config files on gateways and laptops.
SecretReference points at Vault, AWS Secrets Manager, env or
file backends.apiVersion: cloudemon.io/v1alpha1 kind: SecretReference metadata: { name: slack-support, namespace: production } spec: backend: vault vault: path: secret/data/acme/slack-support keys: { bot-token: slack_bot_token }
General-purpose IaC doesn't understand models, evals, token budgets or agents. Cloudemon does - and keeps governing them after deploy.
Cloudemon is built as one platform for the full lifecycle of AI infrastructure - not another point tool you have to glue together.
Every AI resource in one declarative spec - versioned, reviewed and reproducible across clouds and environments.
A control plane that enforces how AI is used - for the agents you deploy and the ones your engineers run every day.
Day-2 doesn't stop at deploy. The control plane watches every resource and host, and the console puts it in front of the whole team.
Where we're starting: agent fleets - OpenClaw gateways and Claude Code across engineering - where config drift and secret sprawl hurt the most today. The same engine then extends to models, memory, pipelines and serving.
Shape what's next →We're partnering with a small group of teams to shape Cloudemon - whether you run agent fleets, model infrastructure, or both. Tell us about your stack; we reply within a day.
cloudemon plan and the console against your own
stack first.