Governed AI systems that ship fast, bill clean, and hold up under real traffic.
One platform family: Gateway13 (routing + policy + billing), SkAIxu IDE (offline-first build suite), and Kaixu Push (patch-driven AI editing). Designed to be dropped onto Netlify and run like a grown-up product.
Platform map
Route every model call through one contract. Enforce caps, allowed models, device limits, and org policy templates. Compute invoices from raw usage events using versioned pricing tables.
A build environment that stays useful without the internet. Patch-driven AI edits, local vaulting, export-ready outputs, and governance-first routing.
Turn “make these changes” into repeatable, versioned patches. Review diffs, apply safely, and keep the UI stable while the engine evolves.
Built for brutal reality
“Demo-grade” apps die the first time billing disputes show up, caps get hit, or a team shares keys in the wild. Kaixu platforms are designed around the failure modes: governance at the boundary, logs that explain why something was blocked, and pricing that can be re-computed later from raw facts.
Security posture
Least privilege everywhere. Transparent audit trails. Key rotation by default. You can run operator-grade software without turning your customers into security engineers.
- Central gateway contract (no direct provider calls inside apps)
- Policy templates: Team • Agency • Enterprise
- Device binding + per-key caps
- Audit logs + signed usage events
- Clean admin/user separation
Insights
Long-form writeups and operator notes that explain the “why” behind the build choices.