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Notes from the infrastructure

How we build and run sovereign AI infrastructure.

One gateway, every AI tool your team already uses

Five AI tools means five vendor channels, five bills, and five blind spots. The pattern that closes all of them at once — and the series that shows each tool's config.

August 2026

Run Claude Code on your own OpenAI-compatible gateway

Point Claude Code at your own gateway with two environment variables. Keep your code and prompts inside infrastructure you control.

August 2026

Point Cursor at your own OpenAI-compatible gateway

Override the OpenAI Base URL in Cursor's settings and route chat and Composer through your infrastructure — plus an honest look at what the override does not cover.

August 2026

OpenCode with your own gateway: config-first, no lock-in

An open-source coding agent designed for custom providers: one provider block in opencode.json and every request terminates at an endpoint you run.

August 2026

n8n + your own gateway: AI in every workflow, one endpoint

One Base URL field on the OpenAI credential routes every AI node through your gateway — with per-workflow keys and budgets that make automation costs attributable.

August 2026

Add AI to Power Automate without AI Builder credits

An HTTP action against your own gateway replaces prepaid AI Builder credits with metered tokens, budget caps, and a key you control.

August 2026

LLM enrichment in Power BI refreshes — without Fabric capacity

Web.Contents at refresh time classifies and summarizes text columns through your gateway — with the batching, privacy-level, and incremental-refresh caveats spelled out.

August 2026

A Teams assistant on your own gateway — no Copilot seat required

A channel assistant built from a Teams trigger, one HTTP action, and your model behind your gateway — honest about what it is and what it is not.

August 2026