THE OBRENNA PLATFORM

The operating layer for organization-owned AI.

Bring private models, internal tools, central policy and a simple employee experience together—without moving your data plane into someone else's cloud.

01

Private AI infrastructure

Operate models on hardware and networks your organization controls.

  • Ollama, vLLM and compatible runtimes
  • Multiple models and role assignments
  • Health, capacity and version monitoring
02

Governed MCP integration

Connect internal systems without turning every employee into an infrastructure engineer.

  • Streamable HTTP and local stdio
  • Automatic discovery and schema review
  • Per-tool confirmation requirements
03

Organization administration

Manage identity, access and machines from one consistent control plane.

  • Owner, admin, member and auditor roles
  • Secure invitations and session revocation
  • Multiple environments and devices
04

Employee-ready desktop

Approved organization configuration arrives automatically after sign-in.

  • No CLI, Python or JSON setup
  • Visible models and permitted tools
  • Safe failure and clear offline states
05

Privacy by architecture

The control plane handles governance while private work remains local.

  • No prompt storage by default
  • Opaque credential references
  • Configurable retention and telemetry
06

Policy and audit

Make agent permissions understandable, reviewable and enforceable.

  • Read, network, write and destructive risk
  • Never, first-use or every-use confirmation
  • Redacted decision history
RUNTIME FLEXIBILITY

Your models. Your hardware. One governed service.

Register endpoints without exposing runtime credentials to employees or the browser.

Ollama vLLM Compatible API
Production inference AVAILABLE
Runtime
vLLM 0.9
Model role
Primary reasoning
Context limit
128,000 tokens
Credential
secret://prod/vllm
Policy revision
v42 · approved
THE NON-NEGOTIABLE BOUNDARY

Your prompts, files, model outputs, MCP arguments and tool results remain in your organization's environment by default.

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