Disconnected edge
Keep models, tools, policy, state, and evidence inside the controlled environment with no external model API required by the architecture.
Verify per installationDeployment modes
Use the best model available.
Keep the same mission contract.
Run licensed local models at disconnected edges, reach authority-approved frontier endpoints in connected systems, or combine both. Stark is designed to preserve the same roles, tools, approvals, and evidence as model access changes.
Designed for controlled environments
Stark fits inside the boundary your program approves.
The runtime architecture does not require a cloud control plane. Local operation still has to be assembled, measured, and accepted in the environment you actually deploy.
Approved / controlledModel providers
Licensed local artifacts, approved remote endpoints, executable identity, model digest, configuration, and trust policy.
provider contract
Decision boundaryStark Runtime
Concurrent agents, bounded context, typed tools, lifecycle, policy handoff, and evidence record.
typed interface
System of recordMission host + storage
State, time, identity, permissions, consequences, logs, and program-owned persistence.
Air-gapped operation is deployment-specific.
Model acquisition, updates, remote providers, telemetry, package retrieval, and operator workflows must each be explicitly closed or controlled. A local filename or absent cloud service is not enough. No-egress behavior is deployment-specific and must be verified in the named environment.
Operating profiles
One runtime from isolated edge to approved cloud.
Choose the model reach that fits each role and environment while preserving a consistent control model across the program.
Approved frontier
Use authority-approved endpoints while Stark preserves the same role, tool, approval, host-authority, and evidence contracts.
Provider path implementedContinuity by policy
Route work between local and connected providers by mission role, data boundary, availability, cost, or performance policy.
Routing plannedDeployment evidence
Turn a broad security promise into facts your program can review.
Stark gives delivery teams a concrete set of proof points for the named model, executable, host, and network boundary. Final scope and acceptance remain with the customer program.
Know what can connect
Inventory every compiled provider, endpoint, telemetry path, and optional network feature.
Know what is running
Record the executable, SDK revision, model digest, configuration, and imported dependency checksums.
Prove the boundary holds
Measure network behavior, lifecycle, cancellation, failure, and teardown in the environment the program will evaluate.
Make the result repeatable
Tie every conclusion to a reproducible build, named model, host, boundary, time, and acceptance procedure.
We help build the evidence. Your program decides what passes.
The runtime does not confer classification authorization, accreditation, certification, endorsement, operational suitability, or an Authority to Operate.
Pinpoint can support technical characterization, controlled packaging, instrumentation, repeatable acceptance runs, and remediation of observed gaps. The responsible program and its designated authorities decide what evidence is required and what the deployment is permitted to do.
Start with the mission boundary
Bring the system you trust.
We’ll map governed agents around it.
Keep all initial inquiries unclassified and non-sensitive. Do not send controlled data, credentials, export-controlled material, or system artifacts through the public website.
Schedule a mission briefing