One control plane for production AI infrastructure.
Route models, manage vectors and files, apply guardrails, trace AI activity and control project usage through a self-hosted, OpenAI-compatible platform.
Console Control Plane
Project: production-ai
Your AI application
OpenAI-compatible client
AI Gateway
Routing · fallback · quotas
Route
Fallback
Quota
Guardrails
Input & output policies
OpenAI
Anthropic
More
Vectors & Files
RAG · embeddings · ingestion
Tracing
Tokens · audit · usage
Put one operational layer between your applications and the AI stack underneath them.
As model providers, vector systems and AI applications multiply, Console gives platform teams a consistent place to route requests, enforce controls and observe how AI is being used.
Standardise model access
Give applications an OpenAI-compatible interface while Console handles the provider layer behind it.
Build for resiliency
Route requests across providers and use fallback strategies instead of hard-coding every application to one endpoint.
Apply controls centrally
Manage guardrail policies, project quotas and scoped API access closer to the infrastructure layer.
See what is happening
Trace LLM requests and agent activity while tracking usage, tokens and audit events across projects.
The infrastructure building blocks production AI needs.
Use the parts that fit your architecture: gateway, routing, RAG infrastructure, safety controls, observability and project-level resource management.
OpenAI-compatible API
Support chat, embeddings, streaming and tool calling through a familiar API surface for existing applications.
Provider routing & resiliency
Route across model providers with fallback handling and health-aware routing strategies.
Vector orchestration
Operate multiple vector databases through one control layer, including index lifecycle and vector workflows.
Files & RAG pipelines
Upload and prepare documents for RAG workflows, including optional Markdown conversion for ingestion.
Guardrails & safety
Evaluate content against configurable policies with input and output filtering for production workloads.
Tracing & observability
Track agent executions, tool calls and LLM requests with platform-level tracing and operational visibility.
Isolate resources, usage and controls by project.
Console organises models, API keys and resources into isolated projects with independent configuration and usage tracking.
Per-project quotas
Set resource boundaries around projects rather than managing usage only at the provider level.
Scoped API keys
Keep access aligned with the applications and resources each project is allowed to use.
Token accounting
Keep visibility into how AI resources are consumed across projects and applications.
Audit & usage outputs
Generate trace events, audit logs and usage exports from the same operational layer.
Use Console from TypeScript without stitching the API together yourself.
The official Console SDK provides type-safe JavaScript and TypeScript access to chat, embeddings, vectors, files, tracing and guardrails.
Explore Console SDK@cognipeer/console-sdk
Type-safe
Streaming
Modular
Chat
Embeddings
Vectors
Files
Tracing
Guardrails
Keep model access, RAG infrastructure and operational visibility together.
Console is designed as a broader AI control plane rather than a routing proxy alone, so platform teams can operate several parts of the production AI stack through one system.
MODEL LAYER
Gateway & routing
OpenAI-compatible endpoints
Provider routing & fallback
Streaming & tool calling
Project quotas & scopes
KNOWLEDGE LAYER
Vectors & files
Unified vector operations
Index lifecycle management
File ingestion
RAG-ready document pipelines
CONTROL LAYER
Guardrails & tracing
Input & output policies
Agent and tool tracing
Token accounting
Audit & usage outputs
Extend the control plane for enterprise infrastructure.
Console EE adds enterprise infrastructure and identity capabilities on top of the open-source Console core for organisations operating AI at greater scale.
Start with the open-source Console core and add the enterprise overlay when your environment needs GPU fleets, isolated execution, corporate directory integration or realtime workloads.
Explore Console EEGPU fleet management
Orchestrate multi-host GPU clusters, workloads and shared model infrastructure from an enterprise control layer.
Isolated sandboxes
Run agent and user code inside containerised environments with file, volume, Git and terminal capabilities.
LDAP / Active Directory SSO
Connect enterprise identity with directory authentication, JIT provisioning and group-to-role mapping.
Realtime voice & audio
Support streaming text and audio, speech synthesis, transcription and telephony-oriented realtime workloads.
Prompt optimisation
Use evaluation-driven optimisation and versioned prompt promotion for managed prompt improvement.
Cluster administration
Manage multi-cluster infrastructure with fleet-wide visibility and administration APIs.
Run the control plane inside your own infrastructure.
Console is available as an open-source, self-hosted platform, giving teams an AI infrastructure layer they can operate in their own environment.
Console · self-hosted
A shared infrastructure layer for teams running AI in production.
Central model access
Put multiple AI applications behind a consistent model gateway instead of duplicating provider logic everywhere.
Shared RAG infrastructure
Manage file ingestion and vector infrastructure as reusable platform capabilities for AI applications.
Runtime AI controls
Apply project quotas, scoped access and guardrail policies at the infrastructure layer.
AI observability
Trace requests, agent executions and tool calls across applications from a shared operational surface.
Internal AI platform
Give application teams a governed platform layer rather than asking every team to assemble the AI stack independently.
Self-hosted enterprise AI
Operate AI gateway and infrastructure capabilities inside organisation-controlled environments.
Start as a gateway. Add the control plane capabilities you need.
Console capabilities are modular, so teams can begin with model access and routing, then add vectors, files, guardrails, tracing and enterprise infrastructure as requirements grow.
01
Deploy
Run the self-hosted Console control plane.
02
Connect providers
Route applications through the shared gateway.
03
Add controls
Configure projects, quotas, keys and guardrails.
04
Observe & scale
Trace usage and expand into RAG or Console EE.
Operate the infrastructure behind enterprise AI with more control.
Start with the open-source Console control plane or discuss an enterprise deployment with Console EE.
