Grace OS: control
Grace coordinates users, projects, policies, knowledge, tools, models, agents, and approvals across the whole system. It decides what may run, with which context, under whose authority.
Core product architecture
Redacted AI Solutions builds private AI as an operating system rather than a pile of disconnected tools. Grace OS is the control and orchestration plane. The R.A.I.S.E. secure kernel and runtime execute protected work inside a local boundary.
Core architecture + deployment serviceThe point
Grace preserves policy, workflow state, knowledge boundaries, permissions, and decision history. R.A.I.S.E. gives retrieval, inference, tools, and agents a protected place to run. Swap the model and the system survives.
Grace coordinates users, projects, policies, knowledge, tools, models, agents, and approvals across the whole system. It decides what may run, with which context, under whose authority.
The Redacted AI Secure Environment is the secure kernel and runtime for local retrieval, model inference, tool use, and sensitive workflows. In an air-gapped deployment there is no routine external inference path.
A governed workflow can carry a task contract, policy gates, source lineage, action records, approvals, exceptions, and a named human owner.
The same architecture can be shaped for a portable edge node, a secure workstation, an on-premise server, or a GPU cluster. Licensing and the available memory, compute, storage, power, cooling, resilience, and budget set the model scale.
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We map the system around the work that must stay private, then select the model and infrastructure that can carry it responsibly.
Direct answers
No. Grace is the operating system and orchestration layer for the whole architecture. R.A.I.S.E., the Redacted AI Secure Environment, is the secure kernel and runtime Grace uses to perform protected local AI work.
The architecture is model-flexible. A particular model can run when its license permits the use and the selected infrastructure covers its memory, compute, storage, power, and operational requirements.
No. The control plane and secure-runtime pattern stay consistent. Hardware, isolation, models, data handling, integrations, evaluation, and governance controls are scoped to the organization and workload.