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The model is the easy part of a production agent. The frontier models are close enough now that switching is a configuration change.
Deep dives on routing 1000+ LLMs, latency budgets, GPU scheduling, and the trade-offs our team argued about along the way.
トップチームがGenAIをスケールさせるために信頼されています。
141M+ AI requests governed since go-live · 29.2B tokens processed · up to 99.99998% availability · 141 model deployments across 9 regions unified · every AI feature shipped in 2026 running on the Gateway
Our thesis was that models become interchangeable, tools become the enterprise's differentiator, and governance belongs underneath the agent rather than inside it. What we underestimated was the harness.
examroom.aiがTrueFoundry AI Gatewayをどのように活用し、50万人のユーザー向けに60以上のAIソリューションを統制し、デプロイ時間を6日から2時間未満に短縮したかをご覧ください。
Innovaccerは、保護医療情報(PHI)に関する厳しく規制された環境下で運用されるヘルスケアインテリジェンスクラウドです。同社はAIを活用し、ヘルスケアプラットフォーム全体の臨床効率、ケア管理、運用上の意思決定を改善しています。AIは、PHIを多量に扱う規制環境下で運用されながらも、臨床要約、ケアギャップの特定、リスク層別化、品質およびコーディングサポート、ヘルスケアデータからの自然言語による洞察といったユースケースを強化しています。
Aviva Creditoは、メキシコを拠点とする貸金業者で、信用へのアクセス拡大に注力しています。従来の銀行や完全オンラインのフィンテック企業では対応が難しい顧客層にリーチするため、Avivaは自動化されたタブレット優先のオンボーディング体験を導入した小型の物理的なキオスクを運営し、信頼を構築しつつ詐欺のリスクを低減しています。
Adopt AIは、最新システムからレガシーシステムまで、エンタープライズグレードのエージェント型AIを構築しています。TrueFoundryのAI Gatewayを活用することで、このプラットフォームは複数のプロバイダーのLLMアクセスを統合し、1,500万件以上のリクエストと400億以上の入力トークンを一元的に処理しています。
今回の事例企業は、何百万もの顧客に手頃な価格で医薬品を提供することを目指すオンライン医薬品マーケットプレイスです。800万人以上のアクティブユーザーを抱え、2,000億ドル以上のコングロマリットの一員です。
154億トークンを処理 · モデルリクエスト成功率98.9% · 6つのモデルプロバイダーを統合 · 約53ミリ秒のオーバーヘッドで8万回以上のガードレール評価 · 支出全体における機能ごとのコスト可視化
Fortune 50のヘルスケアリーダーが、TrueFoundryとの提携により統合された社内AIプラットフォームを構築し、エージェント型AIを大規模に展開した方法
NVIDIAがTrueFoundry上でLLMエージェントを活用し、GPUクラスターの利用率を向上させ、AIワークロードを効率的に拡張する方法をご覧ください。
主要なデジタルアダプションプラットフォームであるWhatfixは、収益と顧客数が急速に増加しています。MLおよびバックエンドアプリケーションのリリースを効率化するため、最新のデプロイインフラストラクチャを導入し、このアップグレードにおいてTrueFoundryが重要な役割を果たしました。
Aviso AIは、会話型インテリジェンスと予測モデルを使用してチームが収益を管理し、増加させるのを支援する主要な収益運用システムです。TrueFoundryは、チームが独自のLLMモデルをデプロイする機能を追加するのを支援しました。これらのモデルは、Aviso AIのAIチーフ・オブ・スタッフであるMIKIを支えています。
Read how TrueFoundry worked with a Healthcare Major to help them build their Generative AI capabilities and ship 30+ use cases with Large Language Models in the first year
インドの大手ゲーム会社Games 24x7は、TrueFoundryを利用して、毎秒200リクエストを超える大規模なスケールでクライアントにMLモデルを提供しました。これにより、当社は彼らのデプロイ時間の短縮、SREのベストプラクティスの遵守、および社内エンジニアリングチームによるデータとインフラの監視・制御を支援しました。
Helping Wadhwani AI scale its Oral Reading Fluency (ORF) solution, Vachan Samiksha, to reach Millions of underprivileged students in India. The application was deployed at half the cost and could scale 10X more than the team could achieve with the managed ML Service provided by their cloud provider.
Neurobitはシンガポールに拠点を置く最先端のデジタルヘルス企業で、独自のAIアルゴリズムを用いて生体睡眠データからバイオマーカーを生成しています。
TrueFoundry now supports Okta Cross App Access. AI agents inherit the identity policies you already apply to employees, with scoped, revocable, audited access.
Gartner has published the Hype Cycle for AI Governance Technologies, 2026 and it’s critical reading for platform architects and information security officers
GPT-6.1 Sol is live on TrueFoundry AI Gateway at $2 / $10 per million tokens, with $0.10 cache reads. Pricing, limits and how to enable it.
Set up Claude Managed Agents end to end: install the CLI, define an agent, create an environment, stream a session, and keep the session-hour bill down.
Langfuse vs LangSmith compared on licence, self-hosting, real pricing, tracing, evals and prompt management — plus what the ClickHouse acquisition changed.
Datadog LLM Observability pricing, September 2026: renamed Agent Observability, $160/mo for 100K LLM spans, $3.50 per 10K after. Worked cost examples inside.
AI red teaming explained: jailbreaks, prompt injection, tool abuse and sponge attacks, offline campaigns vs runtime guardrails, and where each control belongs.
How to govern OpenAI Codex across a developer fleet: both auth modes, wire_api rules, Virtual Model slugs, and MDM enforcement on macOS, Linux and Windows.
LLM as a judge explained: offline scoring vs inline gating, judge bias and cost, and how judge models run as guardrails inside the TrueFoundry AI Gateway.
Classic data loss prevention misses LLM traffic. Here is why, the five channels data actually leaks through, and where DLP controls have to sit to work.
Data masking vs redaction, tokenisation and encryption — what each means, what breaks when you mask LLM traffic, and how Mutate vs Validate works in practice.
Requests per minute is the wrong unit for LLM traffic. How token-based rate limiting, quotas, budgets and spend caps differ, and how to configure each.
Envoy AI Gateway is now Agent Router. An honest review of the open source AI gateway: architecture, features, real strengths, and what you still build yourself.
Langfuse alternatives compared on licence, self-hosting, pricing and honest limits: Comet Opik, Arize Phoenix, LangSmith, Braintrust, DeepEval and Helicone.
Arcade.dev vs TrueFoundry compared on tool authorization, MCP gateway, model routing, cost control and deployment, and why scope is the real difference.
Baseten vs Modal compared on GPU pricing, cold starts, deployment, engines and compliance, with adjusted per-hour rates that change the headline answer.
Both route the model call. The gap is the gateway config your platform team maintains around budgets, prices and tools. TrueFoundry vs Kong Gateway, compared.
Compare Obot AI vs LiteLLM by pricing, model routing, MCP governance, migration, observability, and enterprise AI fit.
Compare Obot AI vs Kong AI by pricing, MCP control, AI gateway features, security, observability, and enterprise fit. See where TrueFoundry fits.
Claude Opus 5.5, GPT-6 Sol, and GPT-6 Luna are now live on TrueFoundry AI Gateway. Compare pricing, enable the models, and route traffic through one endpoint.
Agent harness best practices from running one in production: context budgets, compaction over truncation, sandbox as a tool, approval gates, and what to avoid
Compare Obot AI vs Requesty AI on MCP governance, LLM routing, agent controls, and deployment to choose the right AI platform for your stack
Compare Mint MCP vs. Vercel AI Gateway by MCP security, model access, pricing, deployment, governance, and TrueFoundry fit.
Compare Mint MCP vs Solo.io by MCP security, access control, observability, deployment, pricing signals, and enterprise AI fit.
A deep technical guide to TrueFoundry AI Gateway guardrail hooks, validate and mutate modes, enforcement strategies, policy matching, streaming limits, and traces.
OpenAI shipped GPT-6 Astra on 3 September 2026 at $10/$50 per 1M tokens. Verified pricing, benchmarks, the cache break-even point and the 272K billing cliff.
Meta shipped Muse Spark 1.3 on 2 September 2026 with a 1M-token context, $1.25/$4.25 per 1M tokens and closed weights. Verified specs and where it fits.
OpenClaw vs Hermes Agent compared on architecture, memory, channels, licence and production readiness, with the control-plane question both leave open.
Hermes Agent is Nous Research’s open-source, self-hosted AI agent with persistent memory and a self-improving skills loop. What it is and what it costs.
DeepSeek V4-Pro went GA on 13 August 2026 with 1M context, MIT-licensed open weights and peak/off-peak API pricing. Verified numbers and what it changes.
AI agent observability has to answer why an agent did that, not whether it was up. The session, turn, model and tool call hierarchy, and what to instrument.
AI agent governance as infrastructure, not policy: the five pillars - discover, register, authenticate, authorize, audit - and the real system behind each one.
An LLM router is three different things: load balancing, model selection, and data routing. Here is what each one solves, and how to configure all three.
Laptop stdio, vendor cloud, or your own Kubernetes? A practical guide to MCP server hosting: what changes at team scale, and how to deploy and govern in one place.
The OWASP LLM Top 10 (2025) mapped to where each control lives: which risks an AI gateway really fixes, which it only partly helps, and which it cannot touch.
Understand TrueFoundry Prompt Registry versioning, FQNs, server- and client-side rendering, repository access, model precedence, and release practices.
Learn how TrueFoundry Skills Registry versions SKILL.md bundles, applies repository RBAC, supports UI, CLI and GitOps publishing, and integrates with TrueForge.
Understand AgentCore Harness, AWS’s managed agent orchestration layer, and explore its features, architecture, use cases, and key tradeoffs.
A technical guide to TrueForge context compaction, trigger thresholds, lossy working summaries, persistent session events, and post-compaction validation.
Kubernetes RBAC explained properly: Role vs ClusterRole, RoleBinding vs ClusterRoleBinding, subjects and verbs, best practices, and the platform layer above it.
Understand MCP Gateway inbound authentication, access control, outbound credentials, token passthrough, forwarding, OAuth, OBO, and delegation boundaries.
A practical guide to fine grained authorization: the four rungs of the granularity ladder, what each one costs to audit, and how to pick the right level.
BAC vs ABAC compared properly: how each model works, the real differences, where each one breaks, and why agent permissions still ship as role bindings.
SAML vs OIDC compared on transport, tokens, signing, key rotation, and group claims — plus why your SSO deployment model matters more than the protocol.
SCIM provisioning creates, updates, and deactivates users from your IdP automatically. How the protocol works, SCIM vs JIT vs invite-only, and how to set it up.
LangGraph Deep Agents explained: what the deepagents harness adds on top of LangGraph, the middleware it ships, and when to use each layer of the stack
Claude Managed Agents is Anthropic's hosted agent harness. Learn what it is, how sessions and environments work, what it costs, and when to use it
A technical guide to MCP approval policies, pending calls, validity windows, requester scope, TrueForge pauses, and business-authorization boundaries.
The HubSpot MCP server gives agents read access to contacts, deals, and tickets. Here’s what it exposes, where the privacy risk sits, and how to scope it.
The Snowflake MCP server lets agents run SQL and Cortex tools on your warehouse. Here’s what it exposes, what it can cost you, and how to connect it safely.
TypeSafe AI launched Jev, a model that returns typed decisions instead of text. Here's what it does, what's verifiable, and what's still a vendor claim.
Understand TrueForge’s sandbox-as-tool architecture, on-demand lifecycle, credential boundary, persistent files, and the controls applications still need.
The Airtable MCP server lets agents read and write records, manage base schemas, and browse workspaces. Here’s what it exposes and how to scope it safely.
The Databricks MCP server lets agents query Unity Catalog, Genie, SQL, and vector search. What each endpoint exposes, and how to govern the cost risk.
The dbt MCP server gives agents your model metadata, lineage, and semantic definitions. Here is what it exposes, where the real risk sits, and how to connect it.
The MongoDB MCP server gives agents live query, schema, and collection access. What it exposes, why read-only is the right default, and how to govern it.
The Zendesk MCP server lets agents read and write support tickets. Here’s what it exposes, why customer-visible writes need human approval, and how to set it up.
The Firebase Crashlytics MCP server lets agents read crash issues, stack traces, and crash events. Here’s what it exposes, where the privacy risk sits, and how to connect it.
Learn how TrueForge sessions, turns, events, pause states, and stream reconnection support resilient agents—and where applications still own recovery.
Deep agents vs LangGraph: Which layer you actually need, what each one costs to run, and why the token bill decides it.
The Datadog MCP server lets agents query logs, metrics, traces and monitors. What it exposes, why log access is the real risk, and how to connect it safely.
The Notion MCP server lets agents search and edit your workspace. Here’s what it exposes, why page-tree permissions leak scope, and how to connect it safely.
The Salesforce MCP server lets agents read and write CRM data. Here’s what it exposes, where the write-path risk sits, and how to scope it before you ship.
The Slack MCP server lets agents search messages, read channels, and post as you. Here’s what it exposes, where the risk sits, and how to scope it safely.
The Atlassian Rovo MCP server gives agents Jira, Confluence, and Compass. Here’s the admin allowlist you need first, what it exposes, and how to scope it safely.
Turn agentic-AI obligations into testable controls, privacy-aware runtime evidence, outcome reconciliation, and change-triggered recertification.
TrueFoundry is named Frost & Sullivan’s 2026 Global Transformational Innovation Leader in Enterprise AI Control Plane. Discover what the recognition means.
Fine-tuning vs prompting is the wrong debate. Use Learn, Ground, Specialize to decide when a small model earns fine-tuning, and the gates that unlock it.
A deep dive into TrueForge tool-response offloading: per-call and combined thresholds, sandbox files, previews, extraction, and security boundaries.
Compare Maxim AI vs Vercel AI Gateway by evaluation, observability, routing, pricing, deployment, and enterprise AI governance. Learn where TrueFoundry fits.
Secure agent actions by preserving human and agent identity, intersecting permissions at every hop, and reauthorizing against current business state.
Treat agents, skills, and MCP servers as supply-chain components. Build commit-anchored review, isolated testing, promotion, and re-review.
Compare Maxim AI vs Solo.io by AI observability, LLM evaluation, Agentgateway, MCP governance, pricing, and enterprise fit. Know where TrueFoundry fits.
The best LangGraph alternatives in 2026, compared on language, orchestration weight, and cost. Plus the question to ask before picking any framework at all.
Agno vs LangChain compared on architecture, ecosystem, and the performance claims. What Agno's speed numbers actually measure, and what they leave out.
An agent harness runs your agent. An agent framework helps you build one. Here is the real difference, why the two get confused, and which you need.
Claude Agent SDK vs LangGraph compared on control flow, model choice, and durability. Plus what to do when you want the loop without the lock-in.
How TrueForge discovers MCP tools on demand, when to preload selectively, and why schema loading is a context decision rather than a security control.
The best open source agent harness options in 2026, compared on license, governance, model neutrality, and production readiness.
LangChain Deep Agents alternatives compared on token cost, context handling, and deployment.
Compare Bifrost pricing, OSS and Enterprise costs, hidden infrastructure needs, and when TrueFoundry is a better AI Gateway option.
Compare Requesty AI pricing, markup, gateway features, enterprise costs, and when TrueFoundry becomes the better AI Gateway option.
Compare five Solo.io competitors by AI gateway features, agent governance, service mesh support, deployment options, pricing, and enterprise fit.
Compare LiteLLM vs Vercel AI Gateway by routing, observability, developer experience, governance, deployment, and enterprise fit. Know where TrueFoundry fits.
BCG argues AI costs should be managed per successful outcome. Here is the technical architecture for attribution, routing, budgets, and outcome evidence.
We’ve just added a new capability to the TrueFoundry AI Gateway. The new Auto-Routing feature reads each incoming request, sorts it into one of three complexity tiers, and sends it to the most appropriate model assigned to that tier.
Compare Kong AI vs Vercel AI by AI gateway scope, LLM routing, security, governance, pricing, and enterprise deployment fit. See where TrueFoundry fits.
Compare Kong AI vs Solo.io by AI gateway scope, MCP controls, agent governance, pricing signals, and TrueFoundry's enterprise alternative.
A technical deep dive into TrueForge events: lifecycle, deltas, approvals, subagent threads, replay, reconnects, and evaluation evidence.
Compare Claude Agent SDK vs Claude Managed Agents for production. See the differences in control, deployment, sandboxing, cost, observability, and model flexibility.
Compare the best Claude Managed Agents alternatives in 2026. Explore AI agent harnesses for model flexibility, control, benchmarking, and evaluation.
The best agent harness in 2026, compared on cost, vendor lock-in, and production readiness - TrueForge, Claude Managed Agents, deepagents, Pi, and OpenHands
Compare TrueFoundry vs Braintrust by LLM evaluation, AI deployment, gateway governance, pricing, and enterprise production readiness.
Compare TrueFoundry vs Solo AI by AI gateway governance, MCP control, agent workflows, deployment, pricing signals, and enterprise fit.
Harvard Business School research shows AI shifting from adoption to delegated work. See what agentic leadership, jobs, decisions, and talent imply for enterprise AI infrastructure.
Andrew Ng's AI Engineering Skills Map covers AI apps, software fundamentals, coding agents, and product judgment. See where TrueForge and TrueFoundry fit.
Your per-token price barely predicts your AI bill. The 4 levers that set LLM cost: workload shape, model choice, prompt caching, batch processing.
A major security survey shows why AI agent risk spans information flow, delegated authority, and persistent state—and where runtime and gateway controls fit.