| What it does | The API between AI agents and silicon
| Open-source AI gateway you run yourself
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| Stage | Not given
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| Founded | 2023
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| Based in | DE
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| Pricing model | Freemium
| Open source
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| Pricing | Free tier: 1,000 credits per day, resets every 24 hours. Pay-as-you-do: €10 per 1,000 credits. Enterprise: Custom pricing with volume commit, on-prem, and SLAs.
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| Key features | - Compile firmware against production toolchains remotely without installation
- Execute firmware on virtual chip instances with verdict, trace, and register state
- Unit and integration testing on virtual hardware with coverage reports
- Inject synthetic sensor data into running firmware
- Query collective embedded corpus for chip-specific solutions
- Support for Rust, C, and multiple RTOS frameworks
| - Single sign-on with OpenID Connect and two-factor authentication
- Format translation through KPP canonical format, allowing any SDK to call any model
- Spend and token budgets with hard limits that are never skipped
- Complete request logging with status, tokens, cost, timing and content when permitted
- Encrypted provider key storage with AES-256-GCM
- Web console for managing organizations, projects, members, roles and request logs
- Stateless Rust gateway for horizontal scaling
- Support for 14 built-in AI providers
- Docker Compose deployment with Caddy, PostgreSQL, Valkey and ClickHouse
- Error reporting that names unsupported fields instead of silently dropping them
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| What makes it different | - Virtual instances of actual target chips, not generic CPU emulation, with same binary, peripherals, and interrupt timing as physical boards
- Shared corpus that deepens with every call, allowing agents to inherit knowledge from previous runs
- Eliminates need for physical hardware for testing, porting, and debugging
- Single MCP endpoint exposes cross-compilation, peripheral simulation, sensor IO, and chip-specific plumbing
- Access to licensed toolchains on demand without local installation
| - OpenID Connect single sign-on and two-factor authentication included in the open-source code, not an enterprise edition
- Hard budgets with worst-case reserves for every request to prevent burst overruns
- Single MIT-licensed repository for gateway, console, KPP and UI library with no separate enterprise version
- Rust gateway architecture with no interpreter on the hot path for performance
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| Community votes | 0 | 0 |
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| DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs) | 28 ▼ −1 (down) since last check | 20 ▲ +17 (up) since last check |
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| Trust Flow (Majestic) | 5 | 4 |
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| Citation Flow (Majestic) | 27 | 19 |
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| Referring domains (Majestic) | 117 | 15 |
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