# Five products. One ontology.

> Zeus, Odin, Cyclopes, Monolith and Argus: the Boltcliq platform for ontology, identity, observability, agent governance and private agent infrastructure across Africa.

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Zeus, Odin, Cyclopes, Monolith and Argus: the Boltcliq platform for running humans and AI agents together, safely, on your own data.
- Software is now a commodity. What an organization needs is a safe way to let people and AI agents work on the same business, on the same data, under the same rules.
### The platform in one view
- Boltcliq sells the infrastructure an African organization needs to run humans and AI agents together, safely, on its own data. It is five products that fit together as one stack. Each product has one job, and the boundaries between them are written down so they do not drift.
- Zeus models the business: the objects that matter, how they relate, the rules that govern them and the actions people and agents may take. Odin decides who or what may act. Monolith governs what an agent may know, remember and do. Argus runs the agents and holds their data inside your boundary. Cyclopes observes all of it and keeps the record.
- All five share one ontology, one identity system and one audit trail. You can adopt a single product or the whole platform. Either way, nothing keeps a private copy of what a customer, an account or a shipment is. That meaning lives in one place.
### The five products
**Zeus**
- Business model
- The ontology platform. Zeus holds one model of your organization: objects, links, rules and actions, with versioning and review. From that model you build analysis, workflows and the systems that run on top. It is the single source of business meaning for everything else.
- Ontology
- Business intelligence
- Workflows
**Odin**
- Identity and access
- The identity and access platform. People, services and AI agents all get an identity, and every access decision runs through one policy engine. Agents act on behalf of named people with narrower permissions, so each action traces back to both.
- Identity
- Authorization
- Delegation
**Cyclopes**
- Audit and visibility
- Observability and logging for decisions. Cyclopes records what your systems, people and agents actually did and makes it explainable. Technical telemetry and business outcomes sit in one view, tied to the same ontology objects. It observes. It does not block.
- Telemetry
- Decision records
- Audit
**Monolith**
- AI agent control
- Context, memory, governance and permissions for AI agents. Monolith decides what an agent may know, remember and do. It also gives you one controlled path to tools and language models, and a registry of every agent in production.
- Context
- Memory
- Governance
**Argus**
- Hosting and data
- The private data and cloud platform. Argus is where agents run and where their data lives, inside your boundary. It offers deployment, sandboxes, managed desktops for agents and hosting for context and memory, on Postgres and AWS first and portable by design.
- Runtime
- Sandboxes
- Postgres
### How teams adopt it
**Start with one use case**
- Pick a single decision that matters, such as late loan applications or stock-outs at clinics. Our forward deployed engineers model it in Zeus, run it on Argus and prove it end to end before anything else is touched.
**Add trust and control**
- Once an agent does real work, add Odin for identity and Monolith for governance. Permissions become explicit, memory gets retention rules, and every agent appears in one registry with an owner.
**Widen with observability**
- Cyclopes turns the record into evaluation. You test agent changes against past cases, watch cost per task and quality, and give auditors and regulators exports they can read without help.
### Questions
- Do I have to buy all five products?
- No. You can adopt one product or the whole platform. They share one ontology, one identity system and one audit trail, so they work better together, but each has a defined job and a defined interface.
- What is the difference between Monolith and Argus?
- Monolith decides and Argus runs. Monolith owns the rules for what an agent may know, remember and do. Argus owns the machinery: where memory lives and where the agent executes.
- Does Cyclopes block bad actions?
- No. Cyclopes records and explains. Odin and Monolith block. Keeping observation separate from control means the record cannot be bent by the thing it watches.
- Which models do agents use?
- Monolith provides one controlled gateway to tools and language models, with allow-lists, redaction and cost limits. The aim is to route to hosted, open-weight or local models according to policy and cost.
- Can you run on premises?
- Argus is built on standard parts such as Kubernetes, Terraform and Postgres so that it can be portable. On-premises delivery is a design goal and is scoped per engagement.
### Status
- We are building in dependency order: identity first, then the runtime and data platform, then the ontology studio, then agent governance and observability. We are looking for design partners so the roadmap follows real work.