One control plane with secure workspaces for platform teams, developers, citizen developers, and AI agents. Built on Kubernetes and the open-source toolchain, ready for any cloud, on-premises, air-gapped, and the edge.

Fleet management and golden paths for platform teams, self-service workspaces for developers and citizen developers. And the operations load of running it all is handled by the platform, not a ticket queue: patching, scaling, dependency updates.



The same control plane your human teams use governs every AI agent and every line of AI-generated code that touches your infrastructure.
Recurring Kubernetes work handled by agents under full governance. Every action flows through RBAC and workspace scopes, never direct cluster access.
Isolated, policy-controlled environments where AI agents and AI-generated code execute, test and iterate, inside your enterprise IT.
Clusters, workspaces, policies and toolchain bootstrapped from code. Reproducible, reviewable, versioned, from bare cluster to production in hours.
The tools your teams already run stay in place, and the clusters you already operate stay yours. What changes is who keeps them running, and how much of that work a person still has to do by hand.
Native integrations protect existing investments.
100% CNCF-compliant. No lock-in: MIT-licensed operator, policies as CRDs, open formats.
EU-operated or self-hosted. See the platform on your own infrastructure.
Book a demoThe mogenius operator deploys to any Kubernetes cluster and manages the full platform stack as K8s-native CRDs. No external dependencies required for enforcement continuity.
Helm install or OLM operator to any cluster. Works alongside existing workloads. No migration required.
Define workspaces, RBAC policies, golden paths, and quotas via git or the platform UI. Declarative, version-controlled.
Connect your LLM endpoint, hosted or self-hosted. Configure MCP server. Teams self-serve immediately.
Every AI agent action attributed, every incident reconstructible, compliance evidence continuous. Enforcement runs without us.
mogenius is an agentic Internal Developer Platform (IDP) that standardizes Kubernetes environments and makes engineering teams productive on any infrastructure. A single open-source operator delivers multi-cluster fleet management, GitOps pipelines, golden paths, RBAC, and developer self-service, with an optional governance layer for AI agents on top. Organizations get a production-ready platform without months of in-house build effort, and they are prepared for the controlled use of AI in Kubernetes operations, whether they need it today or later.
Teams avoid vendor lock-in and use the infrastructure that best fits their requirements. The open-source mogenius operator is compatible with vanilla Kubernetes, K3s, Tanzu, MicroK8s, AKS, EKS, GKE, and Gardener, and runs in public cloud, on-premises, hybrid, and air-gapped environments. This lets teams run mogenius exactly where their workloads already are, including regulated environments with data sovereignty requirements in the DACH region.
Managed Kubernetes services deliver the cluster, mogenius delivers the platform on top. While EKS, AKS, or GKE typically cover only about 20 percent of operational requirements, mogenius adds developer self-service, GitOps workflows, Helm management, observability, RBAC, policy enforcement, and toolchain orchestration. Teams get a fully operational Kubernetes environment that does not replace existing clusters but extends them with a governance and automation layer.
Teams keep their existing tools and avoid costly replacements. mogenius natively integrates ArgoCD and Flux for GitOps, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and Tekton for CI/CD, Prometheus and OpenTelemetry for observability, HashiCorp Vault, Azure Key Vault, and AWS Vault for secrets, as well as Okta, Entra ID, AWS IAM, and Auth0 for SSO. This means mogenius fits into existing toolchains rather than replacing them, protecting previous investments in the infrastructure stack.
Enterprise customers get operational continuity without dependency on the vendor. The mogenius operator is open source under MIT license, all policies are stored as Custom Resource Definitions in the customer's own cluster, and the audit log is available in open JSON format. If mogenius were to become unavailable, policy enforcement continues unchanged, giving the organization full control over its infrastructure.
Platform teams reach time-to-value in days instead of months. The operator is installed via Helm chart in under 5 minutes, workspaces, RBAC, golden paths, and quotas are then configured declaratively via Git or the UI, and existing workloads do not have to be migrated. Engineering teams typically start working productively on the platform within a few days, while the organization avoids months of building an IDP from scratch.
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