Connect your traffic in minutes.
Point your existing calls at Kolm with scoped keys, service accounts, webhooks, limits, quotas, provider allowlists, environments, and clean export paths. No SDK rewrite to get here.
ENTERPRISE · DROP-IN, NO SDK REWRITE
Point your existing OpenAI and Anthropic traffic at Kolm - no SDK rewrite. It captures the behavior your teams already use, compiles it into a signed model in one portable file, and runs it on your own hardware. Stop paying frontier prices forever to re-run behavior you've already established, and hand procurement proof anyone can verify.
CAPTURE IN, OWNED MODEL OUT
01 · WHO IT'S FOR
Platform, AI, security, and compliance all ask the same five questions: what went in, what changed, what came out, who approved it, and what proof can leave the room. Kolm answers all five from one place - and the answer is a signed model you own.
Point your existing calls at Kolm with scoped keys, service accounts, webhooks, limits, quotas, provider allowlists, environments, and clean export paths. No SDK rewrite to get here.
Import traces, build evals, compare versions, catch drift, and track prompt, tool, and schema lineage - then compile it all into a model you run yourself instead of renting per call.
Set retention, redaction, unknown-schema handling, vault policy, and least-privilege connectors. The model runs on hardware you control, with an immutable audit trail you can export.
Export signed receipts, control mappings, exception records, audit trail, data lineage, and change history - proof your reviewers verify themselves, no trust required.
Quickstart, OpenAPI, examples, a local test path, clear error objects, sample artifacts, verifier output, and CI gates. From live calls to a signed model without leaving your stack.
02 · WHAT IT COVERS
Kolm meets your AI behavior wherever it already flows - in through the channels you run today, out as a signed model and the proof to back it. Real limits, no logo padding.
Provider logs, app events, agent traces, observability spans, eval data, human labels, product analytics, warehouses, CI/CD, repositories, support tools, GRC, files, runtime telemetry, cost events, and customer-system actions.
REST, GraphQL, gRPC, webhooks, streaming, batch files, object storage, warehouse queries, queues, browser events, local CLI, and custom adapter manifests.
Signed artifact, verifier receipt, eval report, evidence bundle, JSON API, warehouse export, webhook, CI status, SIEM/GRC event, and admin analytics.
Register a source, capture an event, classify the schema, apply redaction, build an eval, lock the regression set, compile the artifact, and export the proof.
Tenant isolation, environment separation, scoped keys, connector allowlists, retention windows, purge workflows, redaction, budgets, and an audit trail - set once, applied every run.
Your model is one portable file - model, recipe, evals, and receipt. Move it to another runtime, another cloud, or off Kolm entirely. It's yours to keep.
03 · WHAT YOU GET
Nothing here is a black box. Capture, eval, artifact, receipt, runtime target, export, and audit state are real records you can open, hash, and verify - so your reviewers never take a number on faith.
03b · SEALED COMPARTMENTS
A tenant (one isolated customer space)A tenant is one isolated customer workspace. Every artifact, key, and log lives inside it; another tenant cannot read in or write out. is the boundary that keeps one customer's data, keys, and telemetry from ever touching another's. Each captured artifact, each signing key, and each audit event is scoped to a single compartment. There is no shared store a neighbor can read, and no cross-tenant query path. The diagram below traces what stays inside and what is blocked at the wall.
04 · PASS PROCUREMENT
Every model you compile ships with a signed packet your reviewers can verify themselves: source hashes, policy versions, eval results, artifact checksums, runtime targets, and receipt IDs. The seal uses Ed25519 (a public-key signature)Ed25519 is a public-key signature scheme. We sign the file with a private key; anyone with the matching public key can confirm the bytes were not changed, without contacting us., so a buyer with the public key can confirm the bytes were not altered. Every claim on this page ships with proof you can check.
05 · RUNS ON YOUR HARDWARE
The signed model is one portable file. Kolm runs it on the smallest runtime that meets your latency and cost target - phone, laptop, edge, or your own servers. Same artifact, your hardware, no per-call rent.
06 · FIRST FOUR DAYS
Prove the whole path on one source before you roll it out - capture, compile, sign, export. Expansion follows what works.
Register a project, create scoped credentials, attach one namespace, set retention, and confirm the source is live. No rewrite.
Import traces, classify failures, add human review where it matters, and lock your first regression set.
Run your evals, block regressions, compile the artifact, and get a verifier receipt - a model you now own and run yourself.
Push the evidence packet to GRC, SIEM, warehouse, webhook, ticket, or CI status - receipts your buyers verify on their own.
CTA · START WITH ONE
Pick one production workflow, point it at Kolm, and own the signed model it makes - running on your hardware, cheaper than the bill you pay now. Talk to an engineer to scope your first source.