The system supports over 30 models and works below the application layer
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@jainarvind Every vendor we work with is building their own AI Gateway, but who is doing the work required to bring them all together I don’t want another vendor Gateway
@rohanpaul_ai @glean I’m a gleanaholic can’t stop
@jainarvind Amen
Enterprise AI is becoming a maze of apps, models, costs, and permissions.. Newly launched Glean is targeting that hidden mess behind enterprise AI adoption: access, actions, and cost. By moving control below the app layer, where employees can keep using Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, internal agents, or Glean itself while IT governs the shared plumbing underneath. Admins can set model rules, quotas, budgets, provider access, policies, and auditability in one place. A developer can route coding assistants through one approved endpoint, while finance sees which app, user, model, and provider caused each AI cost. Security also gets one place to control tool actions, so an AI system can use approved enterprise tools without getting free rein over sensitive data. ---- The full video on Glean's YT channel has more explanation on their tech (link in comment)
Many users welcomed Glean's AI Gateway for delivering enterprise model routing, governance, and spend visibility across tools, while a few dismissed it as another unnecessary vendor layer or sign of disorganized code.
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