Kindo library · Product references on this page describe Kindo.
THE CONTROL PLANE
FOR AGENTIC WORK
Kindo sits between your operators and your infrastructure. It is the governed layer where autonomous agents plan, act, and account for every move. The drivers, the kernel, and the console in one harness.
The integration layer
An MCP-native catalog of tools and systems: Kubernetes, cloud APIs, CI/CD, ITSM, SIEM. Agents don't screen-scrape. They call real, governed connectors with brokered credentials.
Identity and governance
Every agent runs under a scoped identity. A deny-list safety floor, per-call audit hooks, and STOP-AND-LOG escalation mean agents surface judgment calls instead of guessing past them.
The WarRoom
The live operating view over your agent workforce. Every agent, ticket, gate and handoff in real time. Open the live console →
Inside the perimeter
Agents run on your hardware and credentials never leave your network. Your own SSO/IAM grants agent access, so the credential-forwarding blocker disappears structurally.
Your cloud, your keys
Deploy into your VPC. Run inference on your own accounts. Kindo monetizes the OS layer, not your tokens.
Managed and compliant
For teams who want speed over sovereignty: the full platform, SOC 2, running as a managed service.
Governance is the product,
not a checkbox.
The audit hooks, deny-list safety floor, gate discipline and append-only handoff ledger are exactly what a CISO needs to approve autonomous agents. Kindo sells agents your compliance team will say yes to.