The platform you own, running in the cluster you already trust.
Run AI agents in production while your systems, your data, and your audit trail stay in-house, never routed through a vendor's cloud. Omnia is Kubernetes-native and model-agnostic, and it is built out of things you already operate — containers, OCI, OpenTelemetry, Postgres. There is nothing in here your platform team has to learn from scratch.
From a plain-language brief to a governed agent in production.
Five steps, one artifact. The pack that passes the arena is the same pack that gets installed into the cluster and answers real requests.
define.cast to /public/atlas/casts/ promptarena.cast to /public/atlas/casts/ deploy.cast to /public/atlas/casts/
omnia-overview.png to /public/atlas/screens/
omnia-agent.png to /public/atlas/screens/ Describe the agent in plain language. One claude -p call scaffolds a full PromptArena kit from the authoring skill PromptArena ships.
Nothing in here you don’t already operate.
Every layer maps to something on your cluster today, which is why this clears a platform review instead of starting an argument. It all runs inside your boundary, and the model provider is a config line you can change.
- Only the tools you grant
- Pre-defined operations, not raw access
- Every call audited
Your agents are your IP: the logic, the memory, the policy, all running in your cluster. The model is the one piece you never have to commit to: bring any provider, swap whenever, run several side by side.
Operate agents the way you operate everything else.
A real control plane: the whole fleet with drift between desired and running state, the live path a request takes through the system, and each agent’s health down to the spec it’s running.
Fleet overview — every agent, its running replicas, and the drift between desired and live state, at a glance.
Interface design. The CLI recordings above are real runs.
Nothing you have to take on trust.
Your SRE can inspect it, run it in their own cluster, and clear the lock-in veto before anyone signs. That's what makes the open layers a trust mechanism, not a black box.
Two ways in. Both free.
Both run in your own cluster, free to start. Don't book a call — install one and see.
Stand the platform up in your own cluster and run a governed agent against a sandbox system. Reach for Enterprise when it touches production.
Run adversarial and voice personas against your agent in CI. No API keys, any provider. The fastest way to see it hold or crack.