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    [Date] · [Time] [Timezone] · 45 minutes · Live + recording included

    Sovereign AI: Your models, your infrastructure, your spend.

    Every AI coding tool makes privacy promises. Very few can show you a network diagram. In 45 minutes, we'll define AI sovereignty across three axes (models, infrastructure, spend), walk the network path of a typical AI coding setup, and demonstrate spend that actually stops when a cap is hit. Live. Unstaged.

    Can't attend live? Register anyway. We'll send the recording and the 9-question sovereignty checklist.

    What you'll learn

    Five things, no fluff.

    01

    The three questions that decide whether an AI coding tool is sovereign.

    Where does inference run? What leaves your network? Does spend stop when a cap is hit, or do you just get an email after the money is gone?

    02

    Why a model weight file can't phone home.

    Open-weight models run on your GPUs or ours. Your security team can verify the network path with a diagram, not a privacy policy.

    03

    What "no training on your data" actually means, and what it doesn't.

    Excluded by architecture, not by an optional configuration.

    04

    Live demo: spend attribution, then a hard cap refusing a request.

    Per-user, per-team, and per-API-key attribution in real time. Then an HTTP 429, on camera, unstaged.

    05

    The 9-question sovereignty checklist to bring to any vendor.

    Including us. Every attendee gets it after the webinar.

    The demo

    Most governance demos show you a dashboard.

    An alert fires at 80%. The tokens keep flowing. That's a smoke detector that files a report.

    We'll set a real cap, make a real request, and show you the exact moment it gets refused. If it doesn't happen, you'll see that too.

    Illustrative
    $ kimchi complete --team alpha "refactor auth module"
    → POST /v1/chat/completions model: glm-5.2
    ← HTTP/1.1 429 Too Many Requests
      budget: team-alpha $500.00 / $500.00
      spend stopped at the limit. nothing executed.
    $ ▌

    Agenda

    45 minutes. One diagram. One live cap.

    What AI sovereignty means

    Models. Infrastructure. Spend. Three axes, one definition.

    The network diagram

    What a typical AI coding setup sends out, and what a self-hosted one doesn't.

    Live demo

    Spend attribution, then a cap refusing a request in real time.

    Q&A

    Bring your security team's questions.

    The governed AI coding platform.

    A CLI coding agent, an inference layer, and a spend console in one. Your data is never training data.