Glean AI is an enterprise assistant: it indexes the SaaS and document corpus you already have and answers questions over it. Shakudo is the runtime underneath that layer. It hosts models, agents, and data tooling inside your own infrastructure, with portability across AWS, Azure, GCP, and on-premises. Calls to a hosted model still go to that provider, under your own contract, with zero retention and no training on your data.
Quick overview of pricing, platform features, and deployment options.
Glean AI does its job well: it makes a scattered corpus searchable and askable, and it saves people from hunting through tools to find an answer. What it does not decide is where your models run, which models your teams may reach, how data tooling and serving are operated, or what happens to that stack when the next model generation lands. Those stay separate decisions, and they sit underneath the assistant rather than inside it.
Shakudo hosts the models, agents, and data tooling that answers ultimately depend on: ingestion, transformation, orchestration, training, and serving in one platform you operate. A search and answer layer can sit on top of it, but the runtime underneath is not borrowed from it.
Deploy on Kubernetes you already run: your cloud account, another cloud, your data center, or an air-gapped network. Data the platform stores stays in your environment. A call to a hosted model goes to that provider under your own contract, with zero retention and no training on your inputs.
Authorization is bound to the identity provider your systems already trust, rather than a permission copy held in a vendor index. Every agent inherits its operator's access, and platform activity lands in one audit trail inside your boundary.
Integration, deployment, and identity are platform defaults, so the corpus an assistant reads is assembled and governed in the same place the models run.
Ingestion, transformation, orchestration, ML training, model serving, and BI managed through a single platform. The pipelines that assemble a corpus live next to the models that reason over it, rather than in a set of services assembled across vendors.
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Run fully air-gapped with self-hosted models, or run in your own cloud account and enable hosted models deliberately. Platform data, credentials, and logs stay inside your boundary either way, and each hosted call is made on your own provider contract.
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Role-based permissions, policy enforcement, and a record for every request, applied across the models and data tooling in the runtime. Authorization follows the identity your systems already trust, so access review stays one conversation instead of one per tool.
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