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Run Daevix in your own infrastructure.

Daevix is an execution-time control plane for autonomous agents, split across two planes so sovereign data never leaves the enclave that owns it. These docs cover the architecture, sovereignty, the CLI and the operator API.

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01Get started

Quickstart Provision the toolchain, build dvx and run the IMDS daemon on your machine.

02Concepts

The plane boundary Enclaves, desired state and convergence, and how every action is attributed to an agent.

03Reference

CLI and operator API Every dvx command and flag, the operator API, and the audit event taxonomy.

04Security

Threat model What Daevix defends against, what it does not, and who holds which keys.

All documentation

Get started What Daevix isQuickstartYour first agent
Concepts The plane boundaryDesired state and convergenceEnclavesAgent as operatorAttribution, not authentication
Guides Register an enclaveFederate your identity providerAuthor and pull policyAuthor an egress policyRun an agent against a local enclaveInspect LLM responses and approve tool callsRead the audit streamOffboard with crypto-shred
Reference CLI referenceAudit event taxonomyConfigurationOperator APIIAMWorkload identity federation
Architecture OverviewAgent identity
Security Threat modelKey custody
Sovereignty Data residencyControlplane data minimization
Self-hosting Self-hosted controlplaneCluster prerequisites
Changelog Releases

Working with an agent? Every page is available as Markdown, and llms.txt indexes the whole site.