MCS Enterprise Server

Multiple AI models. One controlled environment. Decisions you can examine.

  • Your people. Your team works in the browser. The archive holds the transcript, the moderator's final summary, and anything the panel wrote along the way.
  • Your administrator. Accounts and seats. Models and who may use them. Your keys stay on your server. Every action, recorded.
  • Your models. MCS works with models on your own servers, cloud models, or a mix, and can run entirely on models on your own servers.

Multi-model AI deliberation, on your own servers, under your control.

MCS Enterprise Server: many AI models, one defensible decision, on your own servers

Your keys stay on your server.

The engine adds the provider key and calls the provider itself; no browser, script or laptop ever holds a key, and keys never reach the logs.

How MCS Enterprise Server keeps provider keys on your server

Built in two parts, on purpose.

The engine faces your people; a separate Admin Server keeps accounts, passwords and keys, and it can be reached only from the server itself, never over the network.

Many people, one server.

Each person signs in with their own account; many sessions run side by side, each in its own process, each with only the models its person may use. Your team works in the browser. Access tokens are there if you also want scripts.

Control and audit.

Seats, administrators, per-model access, revocable access tokens for scripts, lockout of repeated failed sign-ins, a complete audit log, and a live view of running sessions.

Tested, not just claimed.

Checked with a packet capture across restarts and real sessions: zero connections to Osinix. Restarts by itself if stopped; starts at boot.

Runs where you run.

x86-64 and ARM servers. Runs beside existing systems: anything that speaks https can start sessions.

Your models, your choice.

MCS works with models on your own servers, cloud models, or a mix, and can run entirely on models on your own servers.

Plain about data.

With cloud models, what people send goes to the provider your administrator chooses. Everything else stays on your server.

Accounts and seats
Accounts and seats
Models and who may use them
Models and who may use them
Running sessions, never their content
Running sessions, never their content
Every action, recorded
Every action, recorded