Platform

Unified gateway for every enterprise LLM workload

ForgeCrux AI Gateway is the single endpoint for multi-model access, intelligent routing, prompt control, guardrails, token and cost management, evaluation, and LLM observability—across OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Bedrock, Azure OpenAI, and self-hosted models.

Reference architecture

ForgeCrux Enterprise AI Gateway

Unified governance, security, and multi-model integration for agentic AI — from client ingress through orchestration to enterprise systems.

ForgeCrux Enterprise AI Gateway Architecture

Traffic ingress, policy, orchestration, and observability in one control plane

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Client applications

Mobile
Web
B2B
Agent & gateway deployment models

Fully managed (SaaS)

SaaS control + cache at the edge

Hybrid

SaaS control plane, on-prem gateway — SaaS ↔ on-prem

Self-hosted

On-prem / private cloud Kubernetes

ForgeCrux Enterprise AI Gateway Core

Traffic ingress layer

Ingress (WAF, DDoS, API Gateway)
Authentication (mTLS, JWT, OAuth 2.0, IAM)

Reasoning engine

Multi-agent coordination

Tool use & execution

Contextual memory

Transformation & optimization

  • Input/output normalization
  • Prompt optimization
  • Context synchronization

Security & data privacy

  • Data masking & PII protection
  • RBAC (model level)
  • DLP, secrets, encryption

Agent plan & orchestration

  • Reasoning coordination
  • Tool use & execution
  • Contextual memory

Governance & compliance

  • Performance monitoring
  • Audit & versioning
  • Model monitoring & cost allocation

External agents & tool registry

Reused and expanding

Agent orchestration context bridge

Contextually bridging models

Gateway integrations & observability

Logs & APM
Performance metrics
CI/CD pipelines
External clouds & services

Data & model sources

Commercial & open-source LLMs

Azure, AWS, GCP, OpenAI, Anthropic, self-hosted

Agent & tool registry

Enterprise databases

Vector, SQL

Legacy systems

Observability plane

Traces, tokens, cost

Unified governance, robust security, optimized multi-model integration for agentic AI

Version 2.0.1

One API, every model

Applications keep a single ForgeCrux endpoint while you swap, ensemble, or fail over providers without code changes.

Cost, latency, and quality control

Route each prompt to the best model, cache repeated work, and enforce token and dollar budgets per team.

Enterprise-grade AI security

Guardrails, PII detection, prompt security, and immutable audit logs on every request and response.

Key Capabilities

OpenAI-compatible chat, completions, embeddings, and vision APIs
Multi-provider access: OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Bedrock, Azure OpenAI, vLLM, Ollama
Model routing by cost, latency, quality, region, and policy
Automatic fallback, retry, and load balancing across models
Token budgets, spend caps, and chargeback by team or app
Prompt registry, versioning, A/B tests, and playground
Guardrails: PII, prompt injection, jailbreak, toxicity, and topic control
Streaming, function calling, structured output, and tool use
Semantic cache, context compression, and token optimization
RAG connectors, retrieval policies, and grounding checks
Model evaluation, quality scores, and offline/online evals
Full LLM traces, token metrics, and cost analytics

Complete AI Gateway capabilities

Everything required to publish, secure, mediate, observe, and operate ai gateway workloads on ForgeCrux.

Multi-model access and routing

Connect once. Route every completion, embedding, and multimodal call intelligently.

  • Unified OpenAI-compatible and native provider APIs
  • Chat, completions, embeddings, images, audio, and vision
  • Providers: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, AWS Bedrock, Azure OpenAI, Mistral, Cohere
  • Self-hosted: vLLM, TGI, Ollama, NVIDIA NIM, custom OpenAI-compatible endpoints
  • Cost-, latency-, quality-, region-, and health-based routing
  • Weighted load balancing and sticky sessions for conversations
  • Automatic fallback chains and circuit breakers per model
  • Canary and shadow traffic to evaluate new models
  • Context window matching and automatic model upgrade/downgrade
  • Streaming SSE/WebSocket with cancellation and timeout control

Prompts, tokens, and cost

Treat prompts and spend as first-class production assets.

  • Prompt catalog with versions, labels, and rollback
  • Prompt templates, variables, and localization
  • A/B and multivariate prompt experiments
  • Interactive playground with policy preview
  • Token counting, reservation, and streaming usage
  • Spend caps by organization, team, app, user, and model
  • Chargeback and showback reports
  • Semantic cache and exact-match cache for repeated prompts
  • Context compression, summarization, and truncation policies
  • Batch inference, async jobs, and priority queues

Guardrails, safety, and governance

Block unsafe, non-compliant, or out-of-policy AI traffic in real time.

  • Prompt-injection and jailbreak detection
  • PII, PHI, PCI, and secrets detection on input and output
  • Toxicity, hate, self-harm, and sexual-content filters
  • Allowed/denied topic and competitor policies
  • Groundedness and hallucination checks against retrieved context
  • Output schema validation and structured JSON enforcement
  • Data residency, region pin, and provider allow lists
  • RBAC/ABAC on models, prompts, and playgrounds
  • SSO, OIDC, API keys, and workload identity
  • Immutable audit logs of prompts, completions, and policy hits

RAG, tools, and application patterns

Production patterns for retrieval, function calling, and multimodal apps.

  • Function calling and parallel tool calls with schema validation
  • Retrieval connectors: vector DBs, search, files, and knowledge bases
  • Chunking, embedding, and rerank pipelines behind the gateway
  • Citation and source-attribution policies
  • Multimodal routing for images, documents, and audio
  • Conversation memory with TTL, isolation, and redaction
  • Rate limits, concurrency limits, and fair-share scheduling
  • Content filters aligned to industry and internal policies

Evaluation, quality, and observability

Know whether models are accurate, fast, and worth the cost.

  • Online evals: relevance, faithfulness, toxicity, and user feedback
  • Offline eval datasets, golden sets, and regression gates in CI
  • Model quality scorecards and drift detection
  • Latency percentiles, TTFB, tokens/sec, and error budgets
  • Token, cost, and cache-hit dashboards
  • Full traces: prompt, retrieved docs, tools, and completion
  • OpenTelemetry export to Grafana, Datadog, and Prometheus
  • Alerts on cost spikes, quality drops, and policy violations

Platform, SDKs, and runtime

Drop into existing apps and deploy wherever the enterprise runs.

  • Python, TypeScript, Java, Go SDKs and REST APIs
  • Drop-in OpenAI client base URL with ForgeCrux auth
  • Kubernetes operator, Helm, Terraform, and GitOps
  • VPC, on-prem, air-gapped, and multi-cloud data planes
  • High availability, horizontal scale, and multi-region failover
  • Config as code for models, routes, prompts, and policies
  • Environments: development, test, staging, production
  • Zero-downtime policy and model catalog updates

How teams run AI Gateway on ForgeCrux

Connect models

Register cloud and self-hosted providers, set credentials in the vault, and publish a single OpenAI-compatible endpoint.

Define routes and budgets

Map tasks to model pools with fallback, spend caps, and latency SLOs per team and application.

Attach guardrails

Turn on PII, injection, topic, and output-schema policies before production traffic is allowed.

Version prompts

Move prompts into the registry, run A/B tests, and promote versions through environments.

Evaluate continuously

Score quality online and in CI so model or prompt changes cannot regress silently.

Observe and optimize

Use traces, token analytics, and cache hit rates to cut cost and latency without changing apps.

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