Own your agent infrastructure and workflows
Self-host Proliferate, govern every coding agent, and standardize agent workflows across engineering without giving up control of code, credentials, or inference.
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Pick a time with us and we'll walk through the enterprise setup that fits your team.
- Self-hosted deployments with SSO, OIDC, groups, policies, and budgets.
- Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, OpenCode, custom agents, and your inference stack.
- Runtime guardrails for code, credentials, tools, prompts, and audit logs.
Standardize agent work across engineering
The same governed runtime for review, triage, refactors, tests, and custom workflows.
Questions & answers
What is Proliferate Enterprise?
Proliferate Enterprise is for organizations that want agent work to run inside their own infrastructure. We help set up sandboxes in your VPC, central configuration, SSO, and your internal AI gateway. It stays harness- and model-agnostic, so Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode, and open source models can run through the same interface.
How do I get started?
Reach out and we will set up a trial with your team, including VPC sandboxes, SSO, AI gateway integration, and hands-on implementation support. Proliferate is open source and runs locally on developer machines, so trials are easy to start.
How does enterprise pricing work?
Per-seat enterprise pricing. Your developers bring the agent subscriptions and API keys you already have, and if you route models through your own LLM gateway, we do not charge for tokens. Contact us for a quote based on your organization’s needs.
Does Proliferate store my code or chat history?
No. Sessions and chat history live on your machine or in sandboxes you control, and your code is not stored on our servers.
Does Proliferate see my prompts or code?
No. Traffic routes directly to your model provider by default, or through your internal AI gateway if you configure one.
What data does Proliferate collect?
Feature usage analytics and crash logs, with no session recordings. Telemetry can be disabled for your organization.
What account data is stored server-side?
Only account data such as email and GitHub integration information. With an enterprise deployment, everything else stays inside your infrastructure.
Run agents on infrastructure you control.
Start with one team, then standardize agent workflows without giving up control of code, credentials, or inference.