PaddingtonSovereign Agentic Infrastructure

For IT

Stop piloting. Start performing.

Most companies have a dozen agent pilots on a dozen stacks, and none in production. Kilter gives every agentic app the same platform: identity, data, policy, deploys and traces, declared once, on your Kubernetes or ours.

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Pilot to production

Five steps. Most teams stop at two.

A pilot proves a model can do the task. Production proves the company can run it. The gap between them is platform work, and Kilter has done it.

1laptop

Demo

Works on one machine, for one person.

2one team

Pilot

Shared API key, copied data, no owner.

3declared

Platform

One kilter.yaml: identity, data and services wired in.

4shipped

Production

GitOps deploys, traces, rollback is a revert.

5on rails

Performing

Agents on rails, measured against the outcome.

Side by side

A pilot and a performing app.

Eight things a pilot gets away with, and what each looks like on Kilter.

DimensionIn a pilotPerforming, on Kilter
IdentityA shared API key and a service account nobody ownsOne identity plane for people and agents; every action attributed (Ory)
DataCopied into a vendor's cloud for the demoIn your region, in your Postgres, schema declared (pgschema)
DeploysFrom someone's laptopGitOps: kilter deploy, the cluster converges, rollback is a revert
PolicyA slide in the steering deckEnforced by the platform: kyverno for workloads, Airbender ARC rails for agent actions
ObservabilityScreenshots in chatTraces, logs and metrics for every app (otel-collector, SigNoz)
ModelsWhatever the developer had a key forEvery model call through one gateway you control (bifrost)
CostA new per-seat tool for every pilotOne flat platform price; usage at published infrastructure rates
ExitRewriteSame kilter.yaml on another region, a Miniscaler or your own cluster

The catalog

Everything after the database.

Add a line to kilter.yaml and the Runtime provisions the service, wires its credentials into your app and keeps it running. Open-source applications count too: agents operate them through real APIs.

Database

9

postgres · clickhouse · mariadb · mongodb · falkordb · neo4j · kurrentdb · mysql · pgweb

Auth

6

ory · zitadel · keycloak · authentik · spicedb · openbao

Workflows

2

temporal · dapr

Messaging

4

nats · kafka · redpanda · rabbitmq

AI

2

honcho · letta

Search

4

meilisearch · typesense · qdrant · elasticsearch

Observability

10

signoz · otel-collector · grafana · prometheus · loki · tempo · jaeger · glitchtip · posthog · umami

Infrastructure

6

bifrost · kyverno · envoy · crossplane · kratix · metrics-server

Storage

3

garage · rustfs · seaweedfs

Cache, email, media

3

redis · mailpit · imgproxy

Applications

7

twenty · outline · nextcloud · ghost · penpot · strapi · tina

For platform and security teams

See it on your Kubernetes.

A working session with your platform and security leads: one kilter.yaml, identity for people and agents, policy and traces, on your cluster or ours.

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