RuntimeWire Gateway
Keep the client. Control what powers it.
RuntimeWire Gateway lets employees keep the AI clients and coding tools they already use while company leaders approve models, issue scoped connections, understand token and cost usage, and see privacy-risk signals.
Private beta. OpenAPI-compatible clients. Scoped connections. Pass-through governance.
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Company control without replacing employee tools
Employees keep the client they already use. The company controls the connection, approved model path, security signals, and run record behind it. Governed responses return to the original conversation.
- Client — the employee's preferred bot or coding tool.
- Connection — company-issued, scoped credentials.
- Model — selected from the workspace's approved models.
- Security — privacy-risk signals monitored without saving prompts.
- Result — returned to the same conversation with a complete run record.
Working today
- OpenAPI-compatible client connections.
- Approved model selection.
- Scoped, specific credentials.
- Per-run model, latency, and cost records.
- Privacy-risk flagging without exposing prompts.
- Governed responses returned to the original client.
Pass-through governance, not a systemwide proxy
Gateway does not install a systemwide interception certificate. Provider and tool credentials stay server-side. Operational logs exclude prompts, responses, files, cookies, credentials, and raw tool payloads.
RuntimeWire Gateway customer data is isolated from RuntimeWire's editorial systems and is never used as reporting material. Read the RuntimeWire privacy policy.
Bring us one real workflow
RuntimeWire Gateway is opening to a small group of design partners. Connect one client, one approved model path, and issue your first connections, then take the workflow from its first run to governed production use.
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