Kubiya - Infrastructure Orchestration Layer for AI Workflows
Kubiya.ai · Software Development
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Evidence tier Source Confirmed · 8 captures on record
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As described on Microsoft Marketplace.
Kubiya is the first enterprise-grade orchestration platform purpose-built for deploying deterministic, secure, and context-aware AI workflows across internal infrastructure, enabling engineering and DevOps teams to move beyond copilots and labs-based agents by providing a production-ready system to design, test, deploy, and manage AI-powered automation fully aligned with their enterprise stack, controls, and governance. Current approaches to AI automation in the enterprise break down because agentic open-source tools like LangGraph, CrewAI, and AutoGen lack critical enterprise deployment features such as security, scalability, and production-grade observability; low-code workflow tools like Zapier.ai, Retool, and Make are not designed to manage dynamic infrastructure or coordinate secure agent behavior; and copilots are not workflows, as enterprises require determinism, rollback, policy enforcement, and zero-trust access — not just code generation. Kubiya is purpose-built to address these gaps by combining AI-native orchestration with enterprise-grade control, enabling natural language to production workflows that prompt, compose, and deploy agents across Kubernetes, Terraform, ITSM, CI/CD, and more, with deterministic execution restricted to pre-approved tools and policies, full visibility into every step, and context-aware rollback supported by a context graph that tracks system state, user intent, and environment configuration. Designed with security at its core, Kubiya offers SSO, RBAC, audit logs, JIT approvals, and SOC 2 readiness, while its massive integration footprint grants native access to over 10,000 Dockerhub images, cloud APIs, GitHub, Azure, Datadog, ServiceNow, and more. Kubiya’s multi-modal UX allows teams to operate through a GUI (Composer), CLI, Slack, Teams, or API, offering complete developer and operator flexibility, and its Dockerhub-native architecture enables seamless drop-in agent execution across the enterprise ecosystem.
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- FedRAMPConfirmedNot listed90%, registry-checkedNo FedRAMP Marketplace entry matched this vendor's domain, checked 2026-08-27registry recordas observed 2026-08-27
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Plans and pricing as listed
2 listed- Team Plan: $0.0006 per agent
- Starter Plan: $0.00125 per agent
- Team Plan: $0.0006 per agent
- Starter Plan: $0.00125 per agent
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