Bring existing clients under one control plane.Adopt enterprise-wide without re-platforming.
Adopt one enterprise standard for AI access across every team, model, and provider — with centralized policy, attribution, and audit by default. Promote high-volume workloads to flat-rate capacity under the same controls when the economics warrant.
A configuration change, not an application migration.
Push one policy to managed endpoints — Chompute becomes the standard AI access path across every team. Attribution, budgets, and audit follow automatically.
MDM policy
- Access layer
- gateway.chompute.ai
- Identity
- SCIM · Okta / Azure AD
- Approved surfaces
- OpenAI · Anthropic · Open weight models
- Budget enforcement
- Per team, per project
- Audit
- Streaming → SIEM
- Routing
- Policy-driven, vendor-neutral
Existing tools, under enterprise governance.
The hosted endpoint is one entry point into the same Monitor, Control, Optimize platform — not a standalone product.
Integration without rewrite.
Existing clients that already speak the OpenAI protocol can be brought behind the control plane as a configuration change, not a migration.
Routing governed by policy.
Workloads move between flat-rate capacity, premium models, and approved providers based on the same enterprise policy as the rest of the control plane.
Operational visibility, end to end.
Requests routed through the hosted endpoint inherit the same attribution, anomaly detection, and audit signals as every other governed surface.
One AI gateway. Policy-driven routing underneath.
The client contract stays simple. The control plane decides when a workload should stay on a premium model, move to flat-rate capacity, or follow a governed fallback path.
Bring Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode under one policy.
Each tool connects to the same governed access layer. Usage is attributed, policy is enforced, and high-volume engineering workflows can be promoted to flat-rate capacity as the economics warrant.
Plan the rollout.
Tell us which AI surfaces are growing fastest and where governance matters most. We will scope the rollout, the policy, and the workloads that should move to flat-rate capacity first.