The context layer for your engineering org
Corveil is queryable institutional memory for your engineering org — every decision, owner, and prior attempt, indexed against the code that shipped them.
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How It Works
Corveil is a managed SaaS for engineering context. Self-hosting is available when your environment requires it.
Start in Corveil Cloud and invite the teams whose decisions, code, and AI activity need shared context.
Connect coding agents, collaboration tools, repositories, and AI providers without changing the daily workflow.
Get cited answers, scheduled briefs, Slack posts, PR comments, and drafted replies from the context Corveil keeps current.
Need to run Corveil yourself? See self-hosted install methods →
Platform
Corveil Cloud turns your engineering activity into a living context layer, then uses that context to answer questions and take action.
A living map of decisions, owners, prior attempts, and the code that shipped them.
ContextConnectors that keep Corveil current across AI tools, repositories, docs, meetings, and operational systems.
IngestionManaged AI routing, guardrails, spend controls, and audit logs for the model traffic you choose to route through Corveil.
ControlsBuilt For
“We went from quarterly guesswork to daily visibility. Corveil surfaces things we didn't even know to ask about.”
“The knowledge graph alone justified the deployment. We finally know who's working on what across 12 teams.”
“Deployed on a Friday, had actionable intelligence by Monday. No workflow changes, no surveys, just signal.”
Gateway
Claude Code Cursor aichat Codex OpenClaw
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OpenRouter Vertex AI Bedrock Azure
200+ models Gemini GovCloud OpenAIConnect Your AI Tools
Point your favorite AI tool at Corveil. No SDK changes required.
Terminal AI chat. YAML config, OpenAI-compatible.
DirectAnthropic's CLI agent. Direct and Passthrough modes.
Direct + PassthroughAI gateway client with custom header support.
PassthroughAI code editor. GUI-based endpoint config.
DirectOpen-source terminal coding assistant.
DirectOpenAI's coding agent with custom TLS.
DirectFAQ
Corveil is an organizational intelligence platform that acts as a zero-trust AI gateway. It routes LLM requests through a single secure endpoint while capturing knowledge about how your organization uses AI — building a knowledge graph of people, projects, technologies, and decisions.
Yes. Corveil is free to download and run. The binary ships as a single static executable. Bring up the included Postgres + pgvector docker-compose alongside it and you have a fully functional gateway with an admin dashboard and all features enabled.
Yes. Claude Code connects to Corveil by setting ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL to your Corveil instance. Corveil supports both Direct mode (Corveil provides the API key) and Passthrough mode (Claude Code Max users route through Corveil for logging and guardrails while using their own subscription).
Organizational intelligence is the understanding of who knows what, who works on what, and how your organization actually operates. Corveil builds this automatically by analyzing AI activity — extracting entities like people, projects, and technologies from conversations and mapping the relationships between them into a searchable knowledge graph.
Corveil supports Anthropic (Claude), OpenRouter (200+ models including GPT-4, Llama, Mistral), Google Vertex AI (Gemini), and AWS Bedrock (including GovCloud). All providers are accessed through a single OpenAI-compatible API endpoint.
Yes. Corveil is designed for self-hosted deployment. It ships as a single Go binary that runs anywhere — bare metal, Docker, Kubernetes (via Helm chart), or cloud platforms like AWS GovCloud. Your data never leaves your infrastructure.
Most AI gateways are proxies — they route traffic and log requests. Corveil does that too, but it also builds organizational intelligence: a knowledge graph that maps relationships across people, projects, and technologies, plus an insights engine that produces daily and weekly activity summaries. It is the difference between a proxy and a platform.