You're one person. Is that a risk?
Azathoth is open source and runs in your own account, so you own everything we build together, whatever happens to us. Small also means fast: you talk directly to the engineer who built the engine.
We already use LangSmith or Langfuse.
Good. Those tools observe what your AI does. Azathoth benchmarks it, optimizes it and controls what reaches production. They work side by side, and Azathoth's tracing uses the OpenTelemetry standard.
Our security team won't let data leave our account.
With Amazon Bedrock, Azathoth runs inside your AWS account on models you've approved, and its records stay in your own database and storage. Tools only receive the credentials they explicitly declare, and traces never carry content.
We don't have budget for a big project.
That's why the audit is small and fixed-price. Many managers can approve it without a full procurement cycle. Tell us your sign-off limit and we'll scope to it.
What if we're not on AWS?
Azathoth runs anywhere Python or containers run, with SQLite or PostgreSQL, and reaches hundreds of models through OpenRouter. Our ready-made production template targets AWS.
Who owns what at the end?
You own your workflows, your benchmarks and your data. Eldritch owns Azathoth and its general improvements, which stay open source.