Manage providers, API keys, guardrail policies, regions, logs, alerts, agents, billing, and developer access across your Outgate deployment.
Outgate Console is the operations cockpit for secure agentic AI. Configure which models your organization can use, how requests are routed, what sensitive data is protected, which regions traffic runs through, and who has access to gateway credentials and developer tokens.
Most teams adopting AI agents quickly outgrow scattered provider settings, local credentials, and unmanaged usage. LLM providers, API keys, and routing rules end up spread across teams. Security policies are hard to enforce consistently across chat, CLI, and API traffic. Logs, alerts, costs, and regional deployments are difficult to inspect in one place.
Outgate Console gives platform, security, and engineering teams a central control plane for their AI gateway. Configure providers, guardrails, regions, agents, and developer access from a single interface, and watch traffic flow through the gateway in real time.
Connect OpenAI, Anthropic, local models, smart routers, failover routes, and custom backend LLMs. Manage provider credentials, exposed gateway endpoints, model availability, and per-provider usage from one place.
Create and attach guardrail policies that detect, anonymize, or block sensitive data before requests reach upstream models. Manage tool access, detection rules, alerts, and the protected detection vault.
Mint, revoke, and monitor API keys for gateway access. Manage personal developer tokens for og CLI, OAuth grants, organization members, MFA, roles, and plan-gated access.
Watch traffic flow through the gateway in real time. Inspect request logs, alert triggers, latency, token usage, error rates, cache usage, provider performance, and estimated model costs.
Provision and manage regions for private, regulated, or multi-region deployments. Control where traffic runs, which providers are active per region, and how regional gateway infrastructure is exposed.
Define agent runtimes, manage sandbox sessions, inspect project volumes, choose sandbox images, and control how autonomous workflows run across your organization.
Onboard providers, issue keys, enforce security rules, monitor traffic, and support developers without leaving the browser.