Frontier AI

Bring AI-for-IT to the frontier model your customers chose.

They want agents working on their infrastructure. Their security team keeps saying no. OneIQ gives the chosen model a governed, read-only boundary their security team can approve.

Any frontier model, one governed context cloud that passes security requirements.

The shift

Get agents through the security review.

Security will not give a model credentials to production infrastructure. OneIQ keeps live production systems away from AI. The IT team asks questions through a governed, read-only view, limited to the scope the customer defines. Security reviews that scope once, and agents then work inside it.

Agent Zone
AI Query
Which hosts reach end of support next year?
Answer · illustrative
hosts: 41 in 5 clusters production_databases: 12 hostnames: masked for this model scope: Anonymous Agent Zone · read-only
Query completedread-only · logged
In practice

Safety the security team can check

Each agent works inside an Agent Zone: the customer defines what it may see, and every question and answer is recorded for audit. For frontier models, Anonymous Agent Zones also mask hostnames, IP addresses and other identifiers, while technical facts like OS versions and warranty dates stay usable.

What your team can do

  • A full audit trail. "Show me what this agent asked and what it got back."
  • Work in the model they chose. Capacity, lifecycle and cost agents on the model the business already adopted.
  • Change models, keep the setup. The Agent Zones stay as they are, and the review covers only the new model.

Figures in the answer cards are illustrative.