Swappable models
Change providers without rewriting agents. The model adapter sits behind a policy-driven router, so switching is a configuration change.
Governance
Intellectual Property
Clear IP boundaries in AI operations. Who owns the prompts, the models, the data and the outputs. When agents process data and generate content, ownership gets complicated. Spine keeps the lines clean.
IP boundaries in AI
Four boundaries that stay clear.
When AI agents process data, generate content and make decisions, IP ownership gets complicated. Spine addresses this with clear boundaries at each layer.
Model routing
Your choice of model, your terms with the provider, no vendor lock-in. The model adapter is swappable and per-tenant policy controls the selection.
Data boundaries
Tenant data stays in tenant scope, enforced by the database. Row-level security means isolation is structural, not a convention.
Prompt ownership
AOPs are git-backed YAML files your team writes and signs. They live in your repository, versioned and promoted through your workflow.
Output attribution
Every output is traced to its model, prompt and input through the audit chain. The full decision path is on the record.
Model independence
Your models, your terms, your choice.
The model adapter is swappable. Per-tenant policy controls which models run, where they run and what they cost. No single provider owns your agent operations.
Per-tenant policy
Each tenant sets their own model and region rules. One tenant's policy cannot affect another's routing or cost.
Candidate chains
Define primary and fallback models per use case. If a provider is unavailable, the next candidate runs under the same governance.
Cost tracking
Usage and cost per model per tenant on record. Token counts and pricing are logged so cost attribution is always clear.
No training on your data
Spine does not send tenant data for model training. Your data is used for the task you asked for and nothing else.
Region-aware routing
Models route to regions that match your data residency. Per-tenant policy controls where processing happens.
What you own
Your work stays yours.
The platform governs your agents. It does not claim what they produce. Here is what belongs to you.
Your AOPs
The orchestration profiles your team writes belong to your team. They are git-backed YAML files in your repository, signed and versioned.
Your data
Tenant data is yours, scoped and isolated in the database. Row-level security enforces the boundary at every query.
Your audit trail
The record of what your agents did is yours to export. Hash-chained entries, approval decisions and evidence packs belong to your tenant.
Your evidence
Compliance evidence collected from your operations stays with you. Export it per framework with auditor packs that verify offline.
Portability
Take your agents, your data and your evidence with you.
Spine is cloud-agnostic. AOPs are portable YAML files. Connectors use an open interface. No proprietary agent format. You can move everything.
Git-backed profiles
AOPs are YAML files versioned in git. Promotion is a signed tag. The source of truth is your repository, not a vendor database.
Open connector interface
Connectors use the MCP standard with real stdio transport. An in-process connector and a remote server are interchangeable.
Standard export formats
Audit trails, evidence packs and compliance snapshots export to standard formats. Your records do not depend on continued platform access.
Clear IP boundaries for AI operations.
We will walk through model routing, data isolation and evidence portability so you can see where every line sits.