The Applied AI Engineering capability every Enterprise deserves.
AI coding adoption is moving faster than enterprise AI capabilities.
Without FDeploy: six gaps
- Fragmented access
- Limited visibility
- Inconsistent controls
- Model constraints
- Agent identity gaps
- Operational fragmentation
Not another AI assistant. A coherent operating boundary around the AI engineering tools employees already use.
- Fragmented access, now coherent access
- Limited visibility, now shared visibility
- Inconsistent controls, now consistent controls
- Model constraints, now model freedom
- Agent identity gaps, now identity managed
- Operational fragmentation, now operational clarity
Keep the tools engineers love. Bring agentic engineering under enterprise control.
Your engineers choose Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, or Pi. FDeploy connects their tools to enterprise identity, approved AI models, policy controls, observability, and cost attribution, on desktops and in agentic sandboxes.
Three products. One coherent runtime.
FAgent runs on the desktop or in an agentic sandbox, FIdentity provides the trust foundation, and FGateway manages AI access centrally.
The engineer-side connection.
A desktop runtime, plus a CLI target for headless and sandbox execution, integrating with Claude Code and the other supported harnesses.
For the engineerUse the coding agent you already know.
The trust foundation.
Identity and authorization built on the Ory stack. Authenticates supported human and workload principals and establishes the identity context FGateway needs.
For the engineerUse your approved enterprise identity.
Centralized AI access, routing, and attribution.
Routes requests to configured frontier, open-weight, and private endpoints, applies enterprise-side policies, and attributes usage and cost.
For the engineerAccess the approved model for the job.
Give engineers flexibility without giving up enterprise control.
See a preferred harness connect through FAgent to an authorized FGateway route, with the resulting trace and attributed usage. Or scope a pilot around one engineering team.
Standardize the control plane. Not the developer.