One Rust binary. Vera Edge on the laptop. Vera Hub on the network. Vera Cloud in your tenant. Sharing one policy, one audit chain, and one model registry across local open-weight models and frontier APIs. The request pipeline is mechanically verified in Lean 4.
Edge, Hub, and Cloud are not three products with shared marketing — they are the same compiled artifact, configured for three placements in your topology. A policy authored on a developer's laptop applies unchanged in the tenant VPC.
Fast. Fully private. No cloud dependency.
Department-scale policy and orchestration.
The same gateway, scaled inside your VPC.
Most AI gateways are a thin proxy with a UI on top. Vera's load-bearing pieces are the ones that determine whether the system is auditable, federable, and safe under load — and they are unusual because most AI infrastructure does not have them.
auth → policy → QoS → dispatch → audit — is mechanized in a Lean 4 proof. No code path can skip a stage; the type system enforces it.local-llama, vllm-internal, openai, anthropic, and any OpenAI-compatible upstream. The application stack does not change when the model does.The order is the proof. Any caller — CLI, web, agent, Veya — goes through the same five stages, in the same sequence, whether the request lands on Edge, Hub, or Cloud.
Arrives over TLS with mTLS, JWT, or API key. Vera binds the caller to an immutable Principal.
ACLs, quotas, content rules, and intelligent mask mode. Sensitive entities are redacted before they leave the device.
Frontier model when policy permits. Local open-weight model when sovereignty requires. Same API surface either way.
The Wasm connector executes inside a sandbox. Egress only through Vera. Secrets never reach connector code.
Prompt and response are hash-chained into an append-only audit log. Article 12-aligned and tamper-evident.
Bring a concrete gateway use case — sovereign inference, regulated routing, audit-grade traceability — and shape the product around it. Free during the program. Direct partnership with the founder.