A frontier model can vanish overnight.
Your development team won't.
FairMind orchestrates the agents that build your software.
When a frontier model changes price, policy or availability, your teams keep shipping, with open-weight models alongside commercial ones.
And with open models, your code's data stays on infrastructure hosted in Europe.
Don't choose between closed and open: govern both.
When your team depends on a single model, you depend on decisions you don't control. Being able to choose the model is a strategic lever, not a technical detail.
Depending on a single closed model means
- Losing access to an export control set by a foreign government
- Falling back to a weaker model when yours goes down, and losing quality
- Your team's operational continuity depends on a single model
- No leverage when prices, policies or availability change overnight
Governing models with FairMind means
- Run open models alongside commercial ones in your software factory
- Tracking what every agent does, with which model and at what cost
- Keep your code's data in Europe: open on EU infrastructure, commercial in the EU region
- Your teams keep developing even if a model gets disabled or too expensive
The governance layer between your team and the models
FairMind isn't a model provider. It's the orchestration layer that governs the agents across the whole software development lifecycle and lets you choose which model they use, throughout your software factory.
Factory not tied to one provider
The model each agent uses is a configuration choice inside FairMind. Swapping it or adding another doesn't change how your team works.
Multi-model orchestration
Route and run several models from a single layer. Our agents work with closed and open-weight models, always under your control.
Governance and continuity
It provides tracking, approval gates and metrics. If a model gets blocked, your team doesn't stop.
How exposed is your dev team to lock-in?
Four questions, under a minute. Get your exposure level right away.
Are you assuming you could switch models overnight, without ever testing it on your codebase?
If your provider raised prices, would you have to take it, with no alternative to move the work to?
Do you only use commercial models, with no open alternative ready to go?
Does your code's data leave Europe when your agents work?
You're in good shape. But portability has to be maintained over time, it isn't a state that holds on its own.
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