Kamino Corporation

Corellia is a vendor-neutral control plane for AI agents — a single platform to spawn, deploy, govern, and manage agents at scale across any model, provider, or agent framework. The problem: As organisations begin deploying AI agents across their workforce, they hit a fragmentation wall fast. Deployment, tool permissions, observability, and orchestration are each solved by different point tools. None talk to each other, and most lock you into a specific stack. The ones that do always result in model and/or model vendor lock-in (e.g. AWS, Azure etc.) What Corellia does: Admins define the guardrails — which tools an agent can access, what model it runs, where it deploys — and Corellia enforces them. Think AWS IAM, but for agents. The v1 flow: Pick a harness from the catalog, give your agent a name and model, equip it with tools and scopes, configure its deployment, and launch — one Fly.io machine per agent, secrets-isolated, auto stop/start, pinned to an immutable Docker image digest so governance is auditable and reproducible. Under the hood: Go + Connect-go backend, Next.js 15 frontend, Proto IDL as the single FE↔BE contract, sqlc for typed SQL, Supabase auth with offline JWKS validation. The harness interface contract — how Corellia talks to any agent framework — is designed like the LSP: define the spec once, every new framework becomes a one-time integration. v1 ships with: - Hermes Agent (Nous Research) as the first harness - Tool-scope governance (URL / command / path allowlists per toolset) - Live chat panel per agent - Fleet management with bulk config operations Future adds: - Memory integration (from any provider incl. custom) - Skills registry - Deployment to more baremetal providers (AWS, Azure, GCP, Hetzner etc.) - Addition of more agent harnesses (e.g. OpenClaw etc) See it here: https://corellia-frontend.vercel.app/sign-in Login details: test@user.com + password: Test1234!