BRICQS is an AI Runtime + Agent Operating Cloud. It gives every AI team — from a solo founder to a 200-person engineering org — the same quality of infrastructure that hyperscalers build internally: dedicated compute, managed databases, a real edge network, and identity without stored credentials.
Not a wrapper around someone else's API. Each runtime is a real provisioned resource — an isolated container, pipeline, or server — owned by your org.
One OpenAI-compatible endpoint for OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google Gemini. Provider keys stored in your org vault — never in the database.
Deploy LLaMA 3, Mistral, Phi-3, Qwen 2, and Whisper to dedicated T4 GPU containers. Three environments — development, preview, production — with zero-downtime promote.
A tool-using reasoning loop that can call APIs, run calculations, and combine multi-step actions into a single trace. Up to 6 reasoning steps with full output.
Upload PDF, DOCX, or TXT files. BRICQS chunks, embeds, and stores vectors. Query returns grounded answers from your own documents, not hallucinated answers.
Multi-step AI pipelines where each step can invoke any other runtime — LLM, GPU model, agent, or RAG. Template variable passing between steps.
Every project on BRICQS gets a dedicated set of resources. None of this is shared with another org.
A real dedicated Postgres 16 server per org. Table editor, SQL editor with saved queries, GitHub migration auto-apply, realtime events via LISTEN/NOTIFY.
Dedicated storage bucket and secrets vault per org. SAS tokens scoped to that org only. Provider API keys encrypted in vault — never in environment variables or logs.
9 OWASP WAF rule categories, 6-signal bot scoring, and 259,824 geo-IP ranges from all five Regional Internet Registries. In the traffic path for every request, always on.
System-assigned managed identity on every container. Redis runs in keyless mode. Short-lived tokens with 40-minute TTL auto-refreshed — no manual rotation.
Real CPU%, memory%, GPU utilization%, request count, and response time pulled directly from Azure Monitor. No instrumentation required — metrics appear for every running deployment.
Approval-gate workflow for deployments, audit log for every platform action, role-based access, and budget enforcement for GPU spend.
Most AI platforms give you a thin API over shared, multi-tenant infrastructure. You don't own the database — you get a connection string to a partition. You don't have a dedicated edge — you share a WAF policy with thousands of other tenants. Your provider API keys sit in a shared secrets store.
BRICQS was built from the opposite direction: start with dedicated infrastructure per org, then build the AI platform on top. A real dedicated Postgres server. Real isolated GPU containers. A secrets vault where only your org's keys exist. Edge routing that belongs to your domain only.
The bet is that AI teams — especially teams building for enterprise customers — will pay a premium for isolation that is structural, not just documented. Not "we promise we don't look at your data" — but "your data is in a Postgres server that only your org can reach."
When we say "managed Postgres", we mean a real dedicated Postgres server — not a connection pool in front of someone else's cluster. GPU containers, storage buckets, secrets vaults, and edge slots are never shared between organizations. Isolation is a hard boundary, not a policy statement.
We don't list a feature until it ships. Our status page shows real incident history. Our metrics come from Azure Monitor, not fabricated counters. If something is not yet instrumented, the UI says so explicitly rather than showing a number we made up.
Zero-credential identity, managed tokens, WAF, and bot-filtering are in the traffic path for every request by default. No toggle to enable. No tier required. They exist because a platform that makes it easy to ship AI must make it hard to get breached.
Developers should spend time on their AI application layer, not fighting shared-tenant rate limits, opaque billing, or insecure credential management. Every BRICQS primitive is accessible in under five minutes from signup — that ceiling is a product requirement.
Questions about the platform, enterprise pricing, security reviews, or partnerships — reach us directly.