CTO / Head of Platform
A single point of access to AI, with no vendor lock-in, installed in your environment and with aliases that decouple the application from the model.
Primora Orbit centralizes access to your company’s AI models in a single point, installed in your environment, auditable and compatible with the OpenAI API.
Teams pick the right model for each job; the company decides who uses what, tracks consumption and keeps data inside its own perimeter.
Illustrative values
Compatible with OpenAI-standard API providers and the leading coding assistants.
Without a central point, each area adopts AI on its own. And the risks pile up without anyone noticing.
API keys scattered across repositories, spreadsheets and chats, with no owner and no expiry.
01Coding assistants talking directly to providers, like Claude Code and Codex, with no control point in the path.
02Sensitive data leaving the company in prompts nobody reviewed: IDs, contracts, source code.
03Lock-in to a single vendor switching models means touching every application.
04No audit trail to answer legal, the DPO or the auditor.
05Primora Orbit sits between applications and providers. Every request follows the same route, checked and recorded:
Same OpenAI-standard API; only the address and the credential change.
from openai import OpenAI
client = OpenAI(
base_url="https://orbit.yourcompany.com/v1/inference",
api_key="ock_••••••••", # only the URL and the credential change
)
resp = client.chat.completions.create(
model="chat-default",
messages=[{"role": "user", "content": "..."}],
)Model, applied rule and consumption are recorded for review.
Technology, security, legal and business look at AI differently. Orbit serves each of them.
A single point of access to AI, with no vendor lock-in, installed in your environment and with aliases that decouple the application from the model.
Deny-by-default model access, write-only credentials, content protection and a hash-chained audit trail.
Prompts and responses never stored, no telemetry by default and data inside your infrastructure.
Usage limits on requests and tokens, with consumption consolidated per credential and per application.
OpenAI-compatible API and assistants like Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode running with orbit run, without changing the workflow.
Access only to the models approved by the company, with corporate login and conversations that are not stored.
Illustrative values
Several providers and assistants orbiting the same control point.
Real situations where the same governance layer serves very different areas.
Teams use Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode with governed credentials, approved models per project and recorded usage.
Assistants that query the knowledge base, with content protection before the request reaches the model.
Document analysis without prompts and responses being stored, with an audit of every decision.
Agents that use tools via MCP, with the tool inventory and classification done by the administrator.
Aliases pointing to models running in your environment, such as Ollama, for cases where the content cannot leave the house, with the same rules and the same audit.
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Talk to a specialistNo. If the application already uses an OpenAI-compatible SDK, just point the base URL to Orbit and use a runtime credential.
Any provider with an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, such as OpenAI, Azure OpenAI / Microsoft Foundry, OpenRouter, Mistral, Groq and Ollama. With the optional LiteLLM-based gateway, the list grows. Every model sits behind an alias.
In your environment, with Docker Compose on Linux. The minimal install uses about 41 MiB of memory at rest and does not depend on any external service to run.
No. Prompts and responses are transient and are never written to logs, audit or database. Orbit records only metadata: who asked, which model, which decision and how much was used.
With limits on requests and tokens, applied per credential and per application, and with consumption consolidated in the admin console.
Yes. Orbit integrates the Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Hermes coding assistants, which then use only the models and rules defined by the company.
Not necessarily. Besides local login, Orbit supports SSO via OIDC, such as Microsoft Entra ID.
We support the rollout alongside your team: assessment, installation, integration with your providers and systems, policy definition and ongoing operation.
Book a conversation with our team and see Primora Orbit applied to your models and your policies.
Or write to comercial@primora.com.br