Use cases
For the teams that cannot put the work in someone else’s tenancy.
The tools are good. The deployment shape is the problem. These are the environments where that shows up first, and what Lumium looks like inside them.
Banking and finance
Work stays inside the perimeter you already approved.
Data-processing review is where hosted agents stop. Lumium runs on infrastructure your security team has already accepted, and the ledger is a table in your database.
Read moreHealthcare
Protected data stays inside the covered entity.
Documentation and operational work get an agent surface without a new disclosure, because nothing leaves the database you operate.
Read moreDefense and aerospace
Runs in the enclave, with the record to prove it.
No telemetry of its own and no external dependency. Register models on your own network and there is no outbound call to justify.
Read moreGovernment
Inside the authorization boundary.
A process in an environment you already accredit beats a new system in the boundary. Records stay under your retention schedule.
Read moreLegal
Privilege survives the tooling.
Matter isolation comes from the project boundary. Client material stays in the firm’s database, and sharing a thread is explicit.
Read moreEnergy and critical infrastructure
Operational data stays on your side of the fence.
Deploys inside the segment you choose, with models you register yourself and a record of every tool call that touched a file or command.
Read moreManufacturing
Design IP stays in the plant.
Drawings, process data, and supplier information stay in your database and object store, with project membership separating supplier work.
Read moreWhat all of them have in common
The data has a boundary
PHI, controlled information, client material, or drawings with IP obligations. Lumium runs inside that boundary, with the database and storage you already back up.
Someone will ask what happened
Run outcomes, authority operations, and ledger entries are durable rows with an organization-wide sequence, queryable with plain SQL.
The tenancy is the blocker
Not the model. Lumium keeps the model layer neutral and your keys in your environment, so the vendor question does not come up.
Not on the list? The shape is the same.
If a provider’s data-processing terms are the thing blocking agent work, self-hosting answers it. Tell us about the environment and we will walk the deployment with you.