Cogshift at work.
The same router, wired into how your organisation already runs: one address for every AI tool, each request routed to the right model for the task, and a record of what actually happened.
what it adds
Four things a team needs.
Everything on the personal ladder still applies. Enterprise adds the parts that only matter once more than one person is using it.
Your identity provider
Cogshift integrates with the identity provider your company already uses. People sign in the way they sign in to everything else, and access follows your directory.
Per-user keys, with controls
Individual user keys, each with its own controls and budget. Usage is attributable to a person rather than to one shared secret everybody passes around.
Sensitive-data filtering
Built-in filtering for sensitive data, with reporting on what the filter saw. The router is the one place every request passes through, so it is the one place worth watching.
Business-intelligence reports
Reports on how your organisation really uses AI — drawn from the router’s own record of what ran, rather than from a survey of what people think they do.
what stays the same
Still one address. Still two lanes.
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01 / one address
Every tool points at the router
Editors, agents and chat clients use a single endpoint. Nobody has to be told which model to use for what.
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02 / sort first
A judge classifies the request before it runs
Each request is classified up front — routine, or hard — so the decision costs a fraction of the work it is deciding about.
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03 / shift
The bigger price, only when it is earned
Routine work takes the fast lane. Hard work shifts up. Across a whole team, that difference is the point.
Not open yet.
Enterprise is in closed beta and there is no sign-up. If it sounds like something your team would use, tell us what you’d need from it and we’ll keep you in mind as the beta widens.
Get in touch- The personal router comes firstDownload is in the workshop; hosted tiers follow.
- Built in the openWhat exists is described here; what doesn’t, isn’t.