Can Omnia run Cohere’s models?

Omnia reaches any model behind an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, including a gateway or a model you host, alongside its seven native providers.

Free while you build, the core free in production, and an enterprise licence per environment per year from £30,000. Cohere prices North on request.

omnia vs cohere north

If you picked North for privacy, Omnia is just as private and tests every change too.

Omnia tests every change before it reaches anyone, on whichever model you run. North can serve one agent to the whole organisationorganization from your own hardware, and its published material doesn’t say how a change to that agent is tested or undone.

Someone improves the org-wide contracts agent.

on omnia

The change becomes a new version. Simulated users put it through the real document tools before any colleague sees it, then it reaches the organisationorganization in steps. If the numbers turn on the first step, everyone goes back to the version that worked. docs

on cohere north

North 2 describes agents built with simple prompts and shared across the organisationorganization. Agent evaluation, versioning and rollback aren’t covered. their docs

A change has to pass first

Simulated users, hostile and voice callers among them, work through the real tools. A version that fails them doesn’t ship. docs

Cohere North: Automations say to test and iterate before publishing; a method isn’t described. source

Every version, kept and reversible

Prompts, tools, policy and tests travel together as one versioned pack. A conversation that started on one version finishes on it while traffic moves to the next. docs

Cohere North: Agent versioning and rollback aren’t documented. source

Private, on whichever model you choose

Run Claude through Bedrock, Gemini through Vertex, Llama on vLLM, or Cohere’s models: seven native protocols and any OpenAI-compatible endpoint, all inside your boundary. docs

Cohere North: North 2 says it is model-agnostic; the product page links Cohere’s models. source

At a glance

Topic	Omnia	Cohere North, per its docs
Private and air-gapped	yes Your Kubernetes cluster. docs	documented VPC, on-premises or air-gapped. source
Simulated users	yes Multi-turn, against real tools. docs	not documented Not documented. source
Agent versions and rollback	yes Automatic, on the metrics. docs	not documented Not documented. source
Argument-level tool policy	yes A CEL rule on every call. docs enterprise	partly Role-based permissions and human approval for critical actions. source
End-user identity to tools	yes Carried to every call. docs	not documented Not documented. source
OpenTelemetry to your collector	yes Yes. docs	not documented Not documented. source
Voice	yes Duplex voice, and tests for it. docs	not documented Not documented. source

Common questions

Can Omnia run Cohere’s models?: Omnia reaches any model behind an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, including a gateway or a model you host, alongside its seven native providers.
How is Omnia priced?: Free while you build, the core free in production, and an enterprise licencelicense per environment per year from £30,000. Cohere prices North on request.

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Cohere North claims are from Cohere’s published documentation, checked 22 October 2026. Spot something out of date? Tell us.

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