BUILDING The first AI infrastructure-as-code platform with a built-in control plane →

AI infrastructure as code. One control plane to run it.

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.

Get early access → Explore the console
CLI for engineers Console for teams Git as the source of truth
Policy 6/6 · evals passed
faithfulness 0.91 ≥ 0.85
$
+$4.20/day · within budget
primary-llm · $1,840 / $2,500
3 secrets from Vault
0 values in plan, logs or state
🔒 console.cloudemon.io/acme/production
// integrations

Plugs into the stack
you already run.

Models, clouds, vector stores, agent runtimes and the tools around them — each behind one adapter interface, all managed from one spec.

cloudemon
One adapter interface for every provider Plugin API for custom providers Running something else? Tell us →
// how it works

Terraform semantics.
Built for the AI stack.

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 console · interactive

Everything you declared.
Live, in one place.

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.

YO
Every console edit opens a pull request Same plan engine as the CLI Role-based approvals per environment
// architecture

Three ways in.
One reconcile path.

The CLI, the console and your CI all drive the same deterministic engine. Click any stage to see what it does.

cloudemon engine
plan = zero writes any gate fails = zero writes atomic per resource apply twice → empty plan append-only audit
// resource kinds

Build it. Govern it.
Same spec, same workflow.

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.

// policy-as-code · try it

Guardrails that run
before a single write.

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.

Agent sandboxspec.sandbox.mode
Modelspec.model_id
Slack bot tokenchannels[0]
Monthly budgetcost_limits.max_monthly_usd
$ cloudemon policy check --env production

          

          
// gitops from the UI

Click in the console.
Ship through Git.

Not everyone lives in YAML. The console lets anyone propose a change - and turns it into a reviewed, tested, revertible pull request.

No click-ops drift
UI edits become commits. The repo never falls behind what's running.
Same gates, every path
Policy, evals and budget checks run identically for CLI, CI and console changes.
One-click rollback
Every apply is a revision. Revert from the console or cloudemon rollback.
console · models / primary-llmediting
1 · change in the console
model_id
claude-sonnet-4-5claude-sonnet-4-6▾
commit to branch console/primary-llm-sonnet-46
models/primary-llm.yaml
provider: anthropic
- model_id: claude-sonnet-4-5
+ model_id: claude-sonnet-4-6
cost_limits: { max_monthly_usd: 2500 }
pull request opened
#129 Upgrade primary-llm to Sonnet 4.6
opened from console by you · plan: 3 to change
plan policy 6/6 evals 0.91 cost +$4.20/d
// secrets

Secrets never touch
the plan.

Specs hold pointers, not values. API keys and bot tokens stop living in plain-text config files on gateways and laptops.

References, not values
SecretReference points at Vault, AWS Secrets Manager, env or file backends.
Resolved just-in-time, then zeroed
Values are fetched at apply, injected by the adapter, and wiped from memory afterwards.
Redacted everywhere
Plan output, logs, errors, state and the console never show a secret value.
secrets/slack-support.yamlbackend: vault
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 }
plan outputSLACK_BOT_TOKEN = ‹ref slack-support›
apply →
gateway config"botToken": "xoxb-••••••"
  • plan output · clean
  • log lines · clean
  • console views · clean
  • state store · clean
// why cloudemon

Your AI stack is infrastructure.
Treat it that way.

General-purpose IaC doesn't understand models, evals, token budgets or agents. Cloudemon does - and keeps governing them after deploy.

Today
  • Terraform for cloud, scripts and consoles for everything AI
  • Agent configs hand-edited on every gateway and laptop
  • API keys and bot tokens in plain-text config files
  • Evals run by hand - if at all - before a deploy
  • Token spend discovered when the invoice lands
  • Dev, staging and prod silently drift apart
  • No record of who changed which prompt, model or tool
With Cloudemon
  • One spec for models, memory, agents, pipelines and fleets
  • Plan before apply - in the CLI, a PR or the console
  • SecretReferences resolved at apply, never stored
  • Eval gates block quality regressions automatically
  • Budgets and alerts on every model and agent
  • Drift detected and reconciled continuously
  • Revisions, one-click rollback and an append-only audit log
// the vision

Define. Govern.
Operate.

Cloudemon is built as one platform for the full lifecycle of AI infrastructure - not another point tool you have to glue together.

01

Define as code

Every AI resource in one declarative spec - versioned, reviewed and reproducible across clouds and environments.

  • Models with fallbacks, pins and cost caps
  • Memory, tools, MCP servers and agents
  • Pipelines, eval suites and serving endpoints
ModelMemoryStoreAgentPipelineEndpoint
02

Govern by default

A control plane that enforces how AI is used - for the agents you deploy and the ones your engineers run every day.

  • Policy-as-code, approvals and model allowlists
  • Secrets by reference, never by value
  • Fleet config for gateways and developer tools
OpenClawClaude CodePolicySecretReference
03

Operate continuously

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.

  • Drift detection and auto-remediation
  • Spend, quality and health in one view
  • Revisions, rollback and a full audit trail
consoleevalsbudgetsaudit
OpenClawClaude Code

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 →
// reach out

Building AI
in production?

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.

  • Early accessRun cloudemon plan and the console against your own stack first.
  • Direct line to the buildersA shared channel with the engineers building it.
  • Shape the roadmapYour providers, runtimes and policies get prioritised.
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