GPU fleet · LLM routing · Agent control · Sovereign

The AI agent that operates
your entire AI stack

VibOps orchestrates the full AI value chain — GPU infrastructure, LLM inference routing, and agent governance — through a single conversation. One platform that abstracts any hardware vendor, any LLM backend, any agent framework. Self-hosted. Multi-tenant. Open-core.

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NVIDIA H100 · H200 · Blackwell
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AMD MI300X
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Intel Gaudi 3
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AWS Trainium
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Google TPU
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Groq LPU
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Cerebras WSE
🌐 3 layers — GPU fleet + LLM routing + Agent control
🔒 Sovereign — self-hosted, air-gap ready, your data stays yours
📋 Auditable — HMAC-signed immutable audit trail
🏢 Multi-tenant — Tier 1/2/3 reselling, per-tenant isolation
🔌 Open-core — MCP server MIT-licensed on GitHub
🔓 MIT License  ·  vibops-mcp on GitHub ↗
🔧 74 MCP tools · 27 connectors
✅ ~5,000 automated tests
🔐 pip-audit + Trivy CVE scanning on every commit
📦 Weekly releases

See it in action

From question to answer in seconds

"Which agent costs the most?" — VibOps answers with real GPU cost data, per agent, per model, per team.

Demo: GPU cost per agent, budget enforcement, model policies — all in natural language.


The problem no one else solves

Your agents run on GPUs.
Nobody knows which one costs what.

You deploy 50 agents calling LLMs on your GPU fleet. The bill arrives: $47,000. GCP Billing sees VMs. LangSmith counts tokens. Neither can tell you which agent consumed how much GPU. VibOps can — because it sits between your agents and your LLMs.

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Cost per agent

Transparent LLM proxy captures every inference — tokens, GPU time, real cost. Attributed to the agent that made the call. Not tokens — GPU-hours.

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Budget enforcement

Set monthly spend caps per agent. Soft alert at 80%, hard block at 100% (HTTP 429). No runaway costs, no surprises on the bill.

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Model policy

Control which agent can use which LLM. Glob patterns, deny-first. The pricing agent gets Llama-70B; the FAQ bot gets Mistral-7B only (HTTP 403).

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Anomaly detection

Cost spikes, request surges, error rate jumps — detected per agent every 10 minutes. Auto-resolve when the condition clears.

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Dependency graph

"If I migrate Llama-70B, which agents break?" — impact analysis with call counts and cost exposure before any change.

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Agent identity

Machine identities for every agent — create, rotate, revoke. Full lifecycle tracked in the immutable audit log.

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Audit chain

Every inference logged with HMAC-SHA256 chain. Tamper-detectable. Exportable to any SIEM. AI Act and SOC 2 ready.

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Zero integration

Point your agents to the VibOps proxy — one URL change, one header. No SDK, no code change. Works with n8n, LangChain, CrewAI, Dify, or any OpenAI-compatible client.


VibOps also operates the GPU fleet your agents run on

Every accelerator vendor ships its own CLI, its own dashboard, its own metrics stack. Every application — custom model, third-party AI platform, Slurm workload — adds another layer. Managing a heterogeneous fleet means maintaining parallel workflows, parallel runbooks, and parallel skill sets.

NVIDIA

kubectl + DCGM + MIG scripts

Custom bash scripts for partitioning, DCGM exporter for metrics, manual MIG profiles per node. Works — but only for NVIDIA engineers.

AMD

ROCm stack + custom exporters

Different driver model, different metric names, different partitioning (SPX/DPX/QPX). Separate documentation, separate on-call runbook.

Intel / AWS / Google

Vendor SDKs, each its own API

Gaudi SynapseAI, Neuron SDK for Trainium, TPU topology flags — each accelerator speaks a different language to the control plane.

FinOps

Spreadsheets + manual export

No unified cost model across vendors. Chargeback is a monthly copy-paste exercise. Waste is invisible until the invoice arrives.

One interface, one vocabulary, one audit trail
across every GPU vendor, every cluster, every customer.


One abstraction layer for any AI application, any infrastructure

VibOps sits between your operators and your infrastructure. Deploy a custom model, a third-party AI platform, or a Slurm workload — the same interface works identically across NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, cloud, and edge. One conversation replaces an entire toolchain.

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Infrastructure abstraction layer

Deploy any AI application — custom model, third-party platform, Slurm workload — on any hardware. The same interface that manages NVIDIA H100s works on AMD MI300X, Intel Gaudi, and edge clusters without rewriting a script.

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Natural language operations

Operators describe what they want in plain language. VibOps translates every intent into the right kubectl, Helm, or vendor SDK call — with confirmation gates before anything destructive runs.

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FinOps across all vendors

Unified cost model with per-vendor pricing, idle GPU detection, budget alerts, and per-tenant chargeback reports — automatically, from the same platform that runs operations.

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Agent Infrastructure Control Plane

Transparent LLM proxy tracks every inference per agent — cost, tokens, latency. Set budgets per agent, enforce model access policies, detect anomalies. Works with any framework: n8n, LangChain, CrewAI, Dify — just change the base URL.

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Multi-tenant by default

Full tenant isolation at the row level. One VibOps instance serves multiple customers without data leakage. Per-customer FinOps, quotas, rate limiting, and audit trails out of the box.

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Automation pipelines

Multi-step workflows with rollback guards — triggered by events, schedules, or alerts. Staging → health check → production → verify: orchestrated in a conversation, audited at every step.

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Connect Gateway

Lightweight agent deployed at each site. Supports air-gapped clusters, remote datacenters, and client-managed infrastructure — all visible from one control plane.


Why it's safe to run critical workloads on VibOps

Running GPU workloads in production means every mistake is expensive. VibOps is designed with five independent safety layers so that no single misconfiguration or misrouted command can damage your fleet.

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Confirmation before destruction

Every destructive action — scale-down, delete, partition — requires explicit operator confirmation. The platform shows a dry-run preview first. You can't break production by accident.

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Immutable audit trail

Every operation is logged: who ran it, when, what parameters, what the outcome was. Tamper-proof. SOC 2 ready. Exportable for compliance review.

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Policy engine — default deny

Every action must be declared in the tool catalog before it can execute. Unknown operations return a 403. A new vendor connector adds zero attack surface unless explicitly registered.

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Sovereign — data never leaves your perimeter

Deployed inside your own infrastructure. Cluster state, credentials, and operator conversations stay in your network. On-prem LLM supported for fully air-gapped operation.

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Tenant isolation

Every read and write is scoped to the authenticated organization — enforced at the service layer, not just at the API boundary. Cross-tenant data access is structurally impossible.

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~4,800 automated tests + CVE scanning

Connector tests, behavioral tests, security tests. pip-audit and Trivy scan every dependency on every commit — HIGH and CRITICAL CVEs block the build before they reach production.

The only orchestration platform that speaks natively to every accelerator

Most GPU operations tools are NVIDIA-centric. VibOps was built from the ground up to support the full accelerator landscape — each connector implements the same vendor-agnostic interface, so the same workflow that works on H100s works on MI300X, Gaudi 3, and Trainium.

NVIDIA
H100 · H200 · Blackwell
NIM · DGX · MIG · DCGM
AMD
MI300X · MI325X
ROCm · SPX/DPX/QPX
Intel
Gaudi 3
SynapseAI · GAUDI_* metrics
AWS
Trainium · Inferentia
Neuron SDK · Trn1/Trn2
Google
TPU v5e · v5p · v6e
Topology-aware · GKE
Groq
LPU · GroqCloud
Per-token cost model
No vendor lock-in. Sovereign-friendly by construction.
European datacenter operators, national compute programs, and sovereign cloud providers can run heterogeneous GPU fleets — NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel in the same rack — without a vendor-specific operations stack. VibOps manages all of them from the same console, the same agent, the same audit trail.

Built for three segments that own GPU infrastructure

VibOps deploys inside your infrastructure — one instance per site, fully under your control. Not a SaaS platform you connect to.

🏭 GPU Datacenter Operators

HPC centers, national compute programs, colocation providers, sovereign GPU datacenters

You own the hardware. VibOps gives you the operations layer to turn raw multi-OEM compute into a managed AI infrastructure service — without building an MLOps platform from scratch.

  • Unified operations across heterogeneous fleets — NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel in the same datacenter
  • Tenant isolation and per-customer FinOps out of the box
  • Offer clients a managed GPU service with full auditability, not just raw access
  • On-prem deployment — no data leaving your facility
  • Air-gap compatible for classified or sovereign environments

🏢 Cloud Service Providers

Outscale, OVH, Scaleway, CoreWeave, regional GPU clouds — any CSP reselling GPU capacity

Transform raw GPU rental into a managed AI platform — differentiated product, higher margin, deep switching cost. Deploy one VibOps instance per client in minutes.

  • Each GPU cluster under VibOps management becomes a billable managed service
  • Clients operationally embedded in your ecosystem don't churn
  • Your AI platform offering ships in days, not quarters
White-label ready

Your brand. Your console. Your pricing. Configure markup per accelerator type, per customer segment, or per workload. Built-in chargeback reports per customer. Data isolation between you, your customers, and your engineering team.

🏦 Large Enterprises

Banks, pharma, research labs, defence, public sector — any organisation managing their own GPU fleet internally

Your MLOps and SRE teams operate GPU clusters without requiring deep Kubernetes expertise at every level. Onboard faster. Operate consistently across on-prem, cloud, and hybrid.

  • New team members are productive from day one — no six-month onboarding
  • Audit trail for SOC 2, internal governance, and data residency requirements
  • Consistent operations across on-prem, cloud, and hybrid clusters
  • Multi-vendor fleet managed from a single interface — no NVIDIA lock-in required

Up and running in minutes

VibOps deploys as a lightweight control plane next to your existing infrastructure. No agents required on GPU nodes. No data exfiltration.

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Deploy VibOps

Self-hosted via Helm or Docker Compose. Deploys inside your infrastructure — on-prem, colocation, cloud, or hybrid. Your perimeter, your control.

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Connect your clusters

Install a lightweight Connect Gateway on each cluster or site. Auto-discovers namespaces, deployments, and GPU resources across all vendor stacks.

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Operate in natural language

Use the VibOps console or connect Claude Desktop via pip install vibops-mcp. Your operators describe what they need — VibOps handles the vendor-specific execution.

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Full audit trail

Every operation logged with user, timestamp, vendor, cluster, and exact command executed. Immutable. Compliance-ready from day one.


Built for teams that take
GPU infrastructure seriously

We're onboarding a limited number of GPU datacenter operators, Cloud Service Providers, and large enterprise teams. Request access and we'll reach out personally.

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