Enterprise AI Control Plane

The AI control plane
for engineering teams.

Capture multi-tool developer workflows with zero code changes, Monitor org-wide spend with a governed LLM Gateway, and actively Optimize token costs by up to 40% with RCLM Signals.

rclm search

$claude "search sessions with auth issues"

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Found 12 sessions matching query

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2h agoClaude Code 47 msgsauth middleware refactor + diffs
5h agoAntigravity 32 msgsPostgres connection pool leak fix
1d agoCursor 23 msgsJWT token refresh session
2d agoGemini CLI 18 msgssession expiry edge cases

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The problem

Your AI workflows suffer from an enterprise blindspot.

Every debugging session, every architecture decision, and every script generated across Gemini CLI, Antigravity, Claude Code, and Cursor disappears into ephemeral terminal windows. You can't search it, can't attribute token spend by team, and can't audit unmasked credentials leaking to third-party model APIs. Learn how engineering leaders address this with our Engineering Leads Solution and Security & Compliance Solution.

The Enterprise Blindspot

  • ✕Unmasked .env secrets leak to external model APIs
  • ✕Runaway monthly invoices with zero team attribution
  • ✕Debugging breakthroughs lost to closed terminals
  • ✕Zero audit trail for SOC 2, HIPAA, and GDPR

Why now

AI pricing today is a temporary discount.

Frontier labs price below cost to win developer mindshare. As compute costs mount, pricing will normalize toward real cost. Engineering orgs that establish spend attribution and context compression today are insulated when pricing corrects. See how in our Token Capacity Case Study.

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Subsidized Era

Aggressive pricing and free tiers drive developer adoption. AI feels cheap because compute is heavily subsidized.

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Margin Correction

Compute infrastructure costs catch up as market growth slows and investors expect operational margins.

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Cost Realism

Token pricing normalizes toward true compute cost — organizations without FinOps controls feel the margin shock first.

The cheapest AI you will ever run is the AI you are running today.

FinOps & Cost Optimization

Your invoice should reflect work needed, not work repeated.

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Active Context Compression

Range-aware read caching and test suite output compaction strip redundant prompt tokens locally before requests leave developer machines, cutting token spend by up to 40%.

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RCLM Signals Waste Detection

Automated pattern detection flags over-exploration, session bloat, idle gaps, and runaway agent loops with direct links to underlying sessions, files, and repositories.

Learn about AI analysis →
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Departmental Spend Attribution

Attribute token consumption by team, developer, and codebase repository. Replay captured session cohorts across candidate models to verify quality and savings before migrating.

View observability details →

How it works

Three steps from shadow AI to enterprise control.

Read 3-Part Series Guide →

01

Universal Capture

Capture multi-tool developer workflows across Gemini CLI, Antigravity, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and LiteLLM proxies. Endpoint DLP automatically scans and redacts .env credentials before data touches the network.

Native CLI hooks (rclm-hooks), local proxy, browser extension, and rclm-sync historical backfill.

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Monitor & Observability

Centralize provider credentials in the Enterprise LLM Gateway. Issue team-scoped keys with model whitelist policies and monitor spend across teams, developers, and codebases via 15-minute materialized views.

Multi-dimensional cost attribution, 3-tier RBAC, and tamper-evident compliance audit logs.

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Analyze & Optimize

Automatically detect developer workflow waste (over-exploration, session bloat, repeated restarts) with RCLM Signals. Cut token spend by up to 40% with range-aware read caching and test output compaction.

Deterministic waste detection, model replay evaluation cohorts, and Docker/Helm private VPC self-hosting.

Zero proxy friction, zero config files, zero code modifications. Two terminal commands and your AI control plane is live. See full instructions in our Installation Guide.

rclm install

$ pip install rclm

$ rclm-hooks-install

✓ AI workflows connected to your enterprise control plane

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Model freedom

Locked into nothing. Not a model, not a vendor.

The AI landscape moves fast, and no single model is best at everything. RCLM is a neutral layer that decouples your session history from any single provider — your reasoning, code, and history stay with you regardless of which assistant you use this month or next.

Explore Model Switching Feature →
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    Switch vendors without losing context

    Take a debugging session started in Claude Code and continue it in Gemini CLI, Codex, or a local model — no manual re-priming.

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    One history across every model

    Move routine work to cheaper models and keep frontier models for hard problems, with a single unified record across all of them.

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    Leave anytime, data included

    Export your full history in standard formats or delete it entirely. No lock-in mechanics — if you leave, your data leaves with you.

For individuals

Your AI output is your intellectual property.

Every debugging session you close, every architecture you design, every workflow you build with AI — that's your work. RCLM captures it permanently. Search it, debug with it, export it, and reuse it as working context when the next task starts. Read our Developers Solution Guide.

For enterprises

One control plane for how your org uses AI.

Which models are your developers using? What proprietary code is flowing to third-party APIs? Where is the AI spend going? RCLM gives engineering leaders one unified platform to capture, monitor, and optimize AI workflows.

Open Ecosystem

Your data.
Your rules.

Four capture surfaces, each usable standalone. The proxy works without hooks. The browser extension works without either. Start with what fits, add the rest as you scale.

Capture · Monitor · Optimize · Govern