Agent runtime — Governed model routing
Run agents on your hardware.
Route models under your policy.
ClearCode Fusion is two things working as one: a local agent runtime that executes tools on your own machines, and a gateway that routes every turn across local and hosted models under a single policy you control. Cloud is optional. It is never required.
“An agent that cannot act is a chatbot. An agent that acts without a receipt is a liability. You need both halves.”
Agent runtime
Execution with boundaries.
Agents do real work on real systems. That is only safe because every capability is bounded, and every action produces a record.
- Scoped roots
File and shell access is confined to configured directories. An agent cannot wander the filesystem because it was told to.
- Approval gates
Read-only tools execute immediately. Anything that mutates state goes through an approval gate before it runs.
- Registered capability
An agent can only call tools that were registered for its seat. A missing capability is reported as a gap, not worked around.
- Receipt per action
Every tool call returns a receipt: what ran, what it returned, and whether the intended effect was actually proven.
Model gateway
One policy across every model you use.
Governed routing
Per-seat preference, enforced centrally
Each agent seat carries an ordered model preference matched to its work. The gateway honours that order, and one policy governs every seat rather than a config file per agent.
- Ordered preference per seat
- Policy enforced at selection time
- Local and hosted models under one roof
Resilience
A failed provider does not stop the team
Circuit breakers trip on timeouts and server errors, and the turn cascades to the next model in order. A provider outage degrades one route, not the whole operation.
- Circuit breaker per route
- Automatic cascade on failure
- Explicit requests fail loudly rather than silently substituting
Spend control
A free local floor under everything
Self-hosted models carry no per-token cost and sit at the bottom of every cascade. Routine work can run entirely on hardware you already own; hosted models are used where the task warrants them.
- Local models at zero marginal cost
- Price policy with a configurable ceiling
- No mandatory cloud dependency
Provider choice
Bring the models you already pay for
The gateway is provider-neutral. Add the models your organisation already has agreements with, set the order you want, and change it without redeploying your agents.
- Multiple providers behind one endpoint
- Routes added without agent changes
- Ordering changeable at runtime
Evidence
Done means receipted.
We run our own company on this platform, so its controls were shaped by real operations rather than by a demo.
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Execution is not the same as effect
A command can exit cleanly and still accomplish nothing. Every receipt distinguishes “it ran” from “the intended effect is proven,” and an unproven effect is reported as unproven.
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Self-report is not verification
An agent claiming it completed something is not evidence. The receipt, the row, or the artifact is. Claims without a receipt are flagged rather than accepted.
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Reversible by design
Changes are staged and tested before they replace anything live, and every change carries a rollback path. Rollback is part of the design, not an apology.
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Human authority preserved
Consequential actions stay visible and subject to approval. Money, publication, and destructive operations remain human-gated by default.
Runs inside your network, on your hardware, under your rules. Your data and your models stay yours.