Cerberus is the orchestration layer for companies that outgrow a single workflow. It connects AI agents, applications, services, and models behind one governed control plane—without binding you to one vendor.
Architecture
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Thin, thick, or invisible.
Use a rich application, a lightweight surface, or no client at all. Compute and inference can move toward the client when that makes operational and financial sense.
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Agents coordinate the work.
Agents route requests, carry context across steps, select the right tools, and keep policy in force. This is the control plane that turns disconnected capabilities into one system.
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Open by design.
Connect 159 Networks products, third-party applications, internal services, or tools you build yourself. Cerberus is not restricted to our catalog or one model provider.
What changes
Govern routing, access, context, and policy in one place instead of rebuilding them for every integration.
Use frontier, specialized, fine-tuned, or local models without rebuilding the experience above them.
Add tools to a shared platform instead of creating another isolated chain of brittle glue code.
Put compute where it makes sense and use subscriptions you already pay for when the workflow allows it.
The plugin layer
Cerberus provides common orchestration without forcing every capability into the same vendor ecosystem. Add, replace, or combine tools as the business changes. Three of the tools running on it are ours:
159 Networks tool
Turns business data into reporting people can act on. Our lead product, and the one most engagements start with.
See GRT159 Networks tool
Scans and analyzes your Microsoft Azure environment, surfacing security posture, misconfigurations, and the signal you need to act on.
See DPQ159 Networks tool
A secure secrets manager: one hardened, access-controlled home for the API keys, tokens, and credentials your systems run on.
See IASBest fit
A stable platform for products, agents, models, and internal tools—without per-tool plumbing becoming the product.
One governed way to automate work across O365, ERP, CRM, service tools, and the rest of the operating stack.
Move faster on AI while retaining model choice, cost visibility, and a coherent path from pilot to production.
The practical threshold: you have more than one AI-enabled workflow, the integrations are becoming a system of their own, or you need stronger control over model choice, policy, and operating cost. Below that threshold, GRT on its own is usually the right answer.
Questions
An AI-first orchestration platform with three layers: clients, agent orchestration, and connected tools. It provides one governed path into the applications, services, agents, and models your business uses.
No. Cerberus is platform-, LLM-, and local-model agnostic. Use our tools, third-party products, internal applications, or your own builds.
Cerberus can move compute and inference toward the client where appropriate, letting some workflows use subscriptions you already pay for rather than metering every operation through raw API tokens. Actual savings depend on your stack and usage.
Yes. Deployment and pricing depend on the environment and scope, so we start with a short architecture conversation rather than a one-size package.
Next step
We will show you where Cerberus fits, where a smaller solution is enough, and what the architecture would actually require. Or start with reporting — GRT is the focused entry point.
