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Mission Control

One place to see and manage everything — what’s running, what it costs, and how it’s set up. Keep an eye on the whole platform and stay within budget, all from a single dashboard.

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Mission Control in LamFia Studio One application · switch tools with the pill bar or ⌘K
What changes day to day

What you do with it.

01Five built-in routing profiles — bootstrap, local-only, online-cloud, online-optimal, hybrid
02Activate atomically — one tap reconfigures every tool
03PII analysis pinned local in every profile — policy, not a setting
04Cost ledger — per provider, per model, with a daily budget cap
Who feels the value first
Platform & IT leads

Engines, routing, capacity, and the record — one console.

Finance & FinOps

Per-engine cost visibility and budget caps on one licence.

Operators

Flip deployment modes and routing profiles without a restart.

Security & compliance

Read the hash-linked audit chain; verify PII routing posture.

The value

Familiar operations, not a science project: five built-in routing profiles, a FinOps cost ledger with budget caps, federation that keeps you in control, and the one-switch move between air-gapped and cloud-augmented — all from one console.

The AI behind it · in plain words

What makes Mission Control work.

Mission Control treats AI as a managed, shared capability: provisioned once, governed once, recorded once. Routing profiles decide which engine answers each kind of job (chat local-and-fast, generation premium-and-cloud), federation shares capacity across machines while re-validating every caller’s origin, and the cost ledger makes cloud spend a dashboard, not a month-end surprise. The whole record sits on the open LGMD standard, so your work is never trapped.
Capabilities

What it does, who it's for, what it adds.

What it does
  • Five built-in routing profiles — bootstrap, local-only, online-cloud, online-optimal, hybrid
  • Activate atomically — one tap reconfigures every tool
  • PII analysis pinned local in every profile — policy, not a setting
  • Cost ledger — per provider, per model, with a daily budget cap
  • Model catalogue — install, load, auto-load local models
  • Federation — share capacity across machines, with origin re-validation
  • One switch — AirTight ↔ Local + Supabase, reversible
  • Audit chain — hash-linked, tamper-evident, CSV export
Who uses it
  • Platform & IT leadsEngines, routing, capacity, and the record — one console.
  • Finance & FinOpsPer-engine cost visibility and budget caps on one licence.
  • OperatorsFlip deployment modes and routing profiles without a restart.
  • Security & complianceRead the hash-linked audit chain; verify PII routing posture.
  • License adminsEntitlements and migrations propagated to every tool at once.
What it adds
  • Run AI like a managed service — health, routing, cost, and audit from one screen.
  • Cost you own and can plan — per-engine ledger, budget caps, no surprises.
  • One switch, two modes — air-gapped or cloud-augmented, reversibly.
  • One record across everything — every tool writes the same tamper-evident chain.
One platform · eight tools

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Every tool draws on the same approved documents and writes to the same tamper-evident record — so work flows between them without copies.

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Enterprise AI · Your Terms

See Mission Control on your own data.

A short pilot, on your hardware, with one real workflow as the test. If it doesn't help, you keep all your data and walk away.

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