Run AI you can
account for.
ORA is a governance-first orchestration backend. It runs and coordinates AI on your own hardware through one private gateway — every action routed, recorded, and accountable. Governance leads; orchestration is how.
Accountability, by design.
One gateway
Every model, tool, and agent runs through a single private entry point — not a sprawl of keys and endpoints you can’t see.
Tiered authority
What an agent can reach is set by its authority level, from read-only context up to acting on local systems. Nothing escalates itself.
Always accountable
Decisions and actions are recorded as they happen. When the AI does something, you can see exactly what, and why.
On your hardware
It runs where your data lives. The gateway coordinates local models and tools without handing anything to a cloud.
The gateway
Runs and coordinates AI on your hardware. The single private door everything goes through, with authority and audit built in.
The guardrails
A separate, deterministic governance kernel — evidence-backed decisions and tamper-proof audit. Works with ORA; not the same thing.
See PulZ →What is ORA?
A governance-first orchestration backend for AI. It runs and coordinates models, tools, and agents on your own hardware, through a single private gateway — so everything the AI does is routed, recorded, and accountable.
What does “governance-first” mean here?
Most AI tooling bolts safety on after the fact. ORA starts from governance: who is allowed to do what, what gets logged, and what an agent is permitted to touch are the foundation, not an add-on. Orchestration is the mechanism; accountability is the point.
Is ORA the same as PulZ?
No — they’re two separate products that work well together. ORA is the orchestration gateway that runs and coordinates AI on your hardware. PulZ is the deterministic governance kernel — the guardrails layer. Related in spirit, distinct in job.
What’s it built on?
A Rust core for a fast, dependable gateway, exposed over HTTP/WS and the Model Context Protocol (MCP) so MCP-compatible clients can discover and run tools through it. It’s in active development.
Building on local AI?
ORA is in active development. If you’re putting AI on your own hardware and need it to be accountable, email info@3d3d.ca.