Control Plane
Build and run AI agents that stay in bounds.
The Control Plane is the safety layer you wrap around your AI. Keep the model you love. Add a couple of lines of code, and every move your AI makes gets checked, fixed, or stopped before it can do harm.
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The problem
Letting AI act is the scary part.
A chatbot that answers questions is easy. An agent that runs commands, moves records, spends money, and calls tools is a different animal. When it goes wrong, it goes wrong for real, and you are the one holding the bill. Most teams end up either blocking agents or crossing their fingers. The Control Plane is the third option.
Why it matters
What you get out of it.
Ship agents with confidence
Give your AI real hands without giving up control. The rails catch the mistakes so your team can move fast.
One layer, every surface
The same rules cover the AI you build, the tools your agents call, and the commands they run. You set it once.
Keep your model
No rip-and-replace. Trinitite wraps whatever you already use, from any provider.
How it works
Simple, in three moves.
Wrap your AI
Point your existing code at Trinitite. You keep your model and your keys. Nothing about how your app feels changes.
Every move gets checked
Before an answer is shown, a tool is called, or a command is run, the Guard reads what is about to happen and decides: fine, fix it, ask a human, or stop it.
The bad version never runs
The check happens first, so a risky action is caught before it happens, not flagged in a report the next day after the damage is done.
What's inside
The pieces you can turn on.
This bucket is made of focused capabilities. Turn on what you need, when you need it.
Questions
Straight answers.
Do I have to change my AI model?
No. You keep the model and provider you already use. Trinitite wraps it. You add a couple of lines and everything else keeps working.
What can it actually stop?
The things that are hard to undo: deleting data, running risky commands, sending secrets or customer data somewhere it should not go, or an agent acting outside what it is allowed to touch.
Will it slow my app down or get in the way?
For everyday, safe actions your AI just works as normal. The Guard only steps in when something is actually risky, and that pause is the whole point.
Better together
The rest of the platform.
Each piece stands on its own. Snap them together and the whole thing gets stronger.
Ready when you are
Ready to see Control Plane in action?
Bring your riskiest agent workflow. We will show you how the rails catch the bad move before it runs.