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Run AI — don't
let it run you.

Cerberus is an AI-first platform that centralizes and manages all of your applications and services through AI agents. One guardian in front of every tool you run — platform-, LLM-, and local-model agnostic, built in three layers, and open to anything you plug in.

The future is here, but it can be hell out there. Named for the three-headed guardian — because the platform is built in three layers, and each head has a job.

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The problem

AI tools multiply faster than anyone can wire them together.

Every team is collecting AI tools — models, agents, copilots, point solutions, internal services. Each shows up with its own login, its own way of working, and its own bill. Most were never designed to cooperate.

The result is a tangle. Capability is scattered, governance is copy-pasted and drifting, vendor lock-in creeps in, and the API meter runs whether the work was worth it or not. The tools were supposed to move you faster; the integration tax is quietly slowing you down.

Cerberus is the guardian at the gate. One AI-first platform that centralizes the lot — so adding the next tool makes the whole system stronger instead of more fragile, and you get back to running AI instead of it running you.

The architecture

Three heads. Three layers. One platform.

Cerberus is built in three layers that stack into a single platform. Each does one job well, and each is independent enough that you can evolve one without disturbing the others.

The first head · 01

Client layer

Thin, thick, or invisible.

The client is whatever you need it to be — a rich app, a lightweight surface, or nothing at all. Where it makes sense, Cerberus pushes compute and inference down to the client so you lean on the subscriptions you already pay for instead of burning raw API tokens.

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    Client footprint is your call — thick, thin, or headless

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    Distribute compute and inference to the edge where it pays off

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    Spend against subscriptions, not per-token API burn

The second head · 02

Orchestration layer

AI agents run the show.

The brain of the platform. AI agents centralize and manage your applications and services — routing each request to the right tool, carrying context across steps, and holding your policies and guardrails in force. This is what turns a pile of disconnected tools into one system that works.

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    Agent-driven routing and hand-off across every connected tool

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    Policy, access, and guardrails enforced in one place

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    Context and state managed across multi-step, multi-tool work

The third head · 03

Tools & plugins layer

Infinite, and open.

The number of tools you can attach is effectively unlimited. Plug in our own toolset, any third-party application, or something you build yourself — and have them all coexist in one infrastructure. Nothing here is bound to 159 Networks.

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    Our tools — GRT, DPQ, UnoCloud, and more

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    O365 administration, IT toolkits, ERP and CRM automation

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    Any third-party app or your own build, side by side

Clients
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Orchestration
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Tools & plugins

Every request enters once, is governed by the agents in the middle, and reaches the right tool on the far side.

Why it matters

What a single guardian changes.

AI-first, not AI-bolted-on

Cerberus is built around AI agents managing your apps and services from the ground up — not a chat box stapled to an old stack.

Total freedom of choice

Platform-, LLM-, and local-model agnostic. Run frontier models, your own fine-tunes, or local models — switch underneath without rewriting what your team depends on.

Spend smarter

By distributing compute and inference to the client where it fits, Cerberus leans on subscriptions you already pay for instead of metering everything as raw API tokens.

Make a mixture of tools work together

Got a tangle of tools that were never meant to cooperate? That is exactly the problem Cerberus exists to solve — one infrastructure where all of them coexist.

The plugin layer

Bring our tools. Or yours. Or anyone's.

159 Networks ships a growing toolset that plugs straight into Cerberus — but the platform is deliberately not bound to it. Any third-party app works, and so does anything you build yourself.

GRT

159 Networks tool

DPQ

159 Networks tool

UnoCloud

159 Networks tool

Across the toolset, Cerberus can drive work like:

  • → O365 administration
  • → IT toolkits & operations
  • → ERP automations
  • → CRM automations
  • → Third-party apps
  • → Your own custom builds

Who it's for

Anyone running more than one AI tool.

Engineering teams

You're integrating models and agents into products and internal tools, and the per-tool glue code is becoming its own maintenance burden. You want one platform to build against — and the freedom to swap models underneath.

Operations & IT

You're responsible for the AI tools the business has adopted, plus O365, ERP, and CRM. You need them governed, automated, and working together — without a fire drill every time something changes.

Leadership

You want the upside of moving fast on AI without locking the company into a single vendor — and without the sprawl, the runaway token bills, or the risk you can't see turning into a problem you can't ignore.

Why 159 Networks

Built by a shop that ships AI for a living.

159 Networks is a senior AI engineering shop. We build production systems on top of AI for customers across industries — and Cerberus came out of solving the same orchestration problem over and over in real engagements.

It's the platform we wanted ourselves: AI-first, model-agnostic, kind to your budget, and open to whatever tool comes next.

Because we run this work day to day, Cerberus isn't slideware. It's shaped by the failure modes we actually hit — vendor churn, drifting policy, brittle integrations, runaway token bills — and built to absorb them.

Bring us your stack on a short call and we'll show you where Cerberus fits, honestly, including where it doesn't.

Common questions

FAQ

What exactly is Cerberus? +

An AI-first platform that centralizes and manages your applications and services through AI agents. It's built in three layers: a client layer your people and apps connect through, an orchestration layer where AI agents route and govern the work, and a tools-and-plugins layer where everything else attaches. One surface in front, everything else behind it.

Am I locked into 159 Networks tools or a specific LLM? +

No. Cerberus is platform-, LLM-, and local-model agnostic. Use our tools (GRT, DPQ, UnoCloud, and more), any third-party app, or build your own — and run whatever models you prefer, including local ones. The point is freedom of choice, not lock-in.

How does it help with cost? +

Where it makes sense, Cerberus distributes compute and inference down to the client so you can lean on subscriptions you already pay for instead of metering everything as raw API tokens. How much that saves depends on your mix of tools and usage — we'll model it with you on a demo.

Is it available today, and what does it cost? +

Cerberus is available now. Deployment and pricing depend on your environment and scale, so we quote per engagement rather than publishing a one-size number. Book a demo and we'll give you a straight answer for your situation.

Next step

Get back to running AI instead of it running you.

Thirty minutes. Bring the AI tools you're already running and we'll show you how Cerberus puts them behind one guardian — one front door, one set of rules, everything plugged in, your choice of models.

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