Context that carries forward
Work doesn’t end
when the tab closes.
Persistent sessions give your request, conversation, and recorded activity a place to return to. Pick up the context before deciding what comes next.
Your ideas deserve more than an answer.
Connect models, direct the work, and keep the whole story in view.
Map this project. Explain how a request moves through the code, and show me where to start.
01 / Intelligence in practice
Choose a task. Walk through the decisions.
Discover what a workspace adds.
A useful task starts with a clear request and relevant project material. The workspace gives that conversation a place to live.
Your task
Relevant project material
A persistent session keeps the request and its context together.
The space between possibility and progress
A model can reason, write, and suggest. Putting it to work with a team brings another set of questions: what can it see, what can it do, and how do you know what happened?
We’re building the place where those questions stay connected to the work.
02 / Choice without losing context
Explore two connection patterns.
Know where your task travels.
Private inference
Connect a compatible model server running on infrastructure your team operates. Kalamos communicates with the configured endpoint; the people doing the work use the workspace.
OpenAI-compatible streaming and tool interfaces provide a connection path. Each model and server version still needs testing against the workflow you intend to use.
Compatible local or remote inference servers
Connection patterns, not an automatic routing service. The current preview uses an operator-configured default model connection. Per-task model selection and broader routing remain in development.
03 / The workspace around the model
The answer is part of the experience.
These are the pieces around it.
Context that carries forward
Persistent sessions give your request, conversation, and recorded activity a place to return to. Pick up the context before deciding what comes next.
Configure model endpoints around the workflow. Compatibility, context limits, and tool support matter more than a long list of logos.
Model connectivityShared queue visibility and session activity help separate waiting from working—and help people understand the next decision.
Inside the workspaceConfigurable tool policy brings approval requests into the task when a human decision is required. Review the action before continuing.
Understand the controlsExecution history preserves recorded events alongside the session. Review the path to a result, including decisions and tool activity.
Explore the details04 / Different perspectives. Shared work.
Explore a repository, understand a boundary, or prepare a change plan. Start with scoped project material and a result that a person can check.
Compare technical proposals against the same criteria. Ask for references, assumptions, and open questions—not just a confident conclusion.
Explore how an operated model connection fits a shared workspace. Establish the task, policy, data destinations, and operating responsibilities together.
Starting points to evaluate with your team, not claims of qualified customer outcomes.
An enterprise direction
Understand the connection, its capabilities, and its data path. Model independence starts with knowing what you are actually using.
A policy is useful when people can see what it means for the work. Make the requested action and decision visible.
A saved result, a recorded decision, a repeatable check. Enterprise assurance is something to demonstrate as the product develops.
Aliion is building Kalamos, a model-agnostic AI workspace. It brings configured model connections, persistent sessions, shared queue visibility, configurable tool policies, and execution history into one working environment. The product is in preview.
No. Kalamos is the workspace around a model. Inference comes from a configured model connection. Kalamos organizes the task, tool activity, decisions, and retained session around that connection.
Engineering and research teams that already have a useful model connection and want to explore a bounded project workflow. A good starting point is a project map, a technical comparison, or a planning document with an agreed definition of useful output.
Compatible locally or remotely operated model servers are a connection path. Hosting, networking, identity, and support arrangements need to be established for the actual deployment. Contact Aliion to discuss your environment and workflow.
Approval depends on the active tool policy and execution path. The walkthrough deliberately shows an approval-required example; it is not a promise that every action in every deployment waits for a person.
Contact Aliion to discuss a demo and preview fit. Access is arranged directly. Existing users can open Kalamos using the sign-in link. The examples on this website run locally in your browser and do not call a model.
The next step starts with a conversation
Bring a workflow, a model, or a question.
Let’s explore where Kalamos fits.