Enterprise control plane for AI integrations

Enterprise AI needs a control plane.

AI clients are moving into tools, skills, context, and internal systems. Kedai is focused on the control layer between them.

Thesis

AI integrations need enterprise control.

The next phase of enterprise AI is not just chat. It is integration: assistants using tools, following skills, reading context, and acting across systems.

That needs a control plane: one place to reason about identity, policy, capability, and audit across AI-driven work.

Approach

Kedai is focused on that control layer.

A layer between AI clients and enterprise integrations: MCP tools, reusable skills, internal context, and the policies around them.

In the path
AI ClientsKedaiTools / Skills / Context
Why now

The work is early. The direction is clear: enterprise AI will need control before it becomes infrastructure.

Surface

Tools, skills, policy, audit.

Kedai is focused on the control plane around the systems AI clients connect to and the instructions they inherit.

Tools

AI clients are gaining access to internal systems through MCP and other integration paths.

Skills

Reusable instructions and workflows need ownership, approval, and distribution.

Policy

Identity, role, context, and risk need to shape what AI can do.

Audit

AI-mediated work needs a record that does not become another sensitive data store.

Design

Built near the integration path.

Kedai is being designed around identity, policy, tool access, skill distribution, and audit with minimal unnecessary data retention.

Teams

For teams responsible for AI inside the enterprise.

Platform, security, and AI infrastructure teams will need clear control over how AI connects to internal systems.

  • Platform engineering
  • Security engineering
  • AI infrastructure
  • Enterprise founders

Contact us.

For questions or conversations, email hello@kedai.dev.

Email Kedai