Every AI vendor wants your data on their servers.
Your operations data is too sensitive for someone else's cloud. ArgusAI keeps it all on yours.
Local LLMs. RAG on your documents. Agent workflows. MCP-governed access to live operational data. Running entirely on your infrastructure — on-premises, edge, or air-gapped. No cloud dependency. No data leaving your network. Ever.
This is not AI with a privacy policy. It's AI with an architecture.
Your team is already using AI.
They're using ChatGPT.
And your operational data is going with them.
of employees enter non-public data into public AI tools
Cisco, 2024
of organizations suspect prohibited AI tool usage
Gartner, 2025
added to average data breach cost from shadow AI
IBM, 2025
Samsung found this out in March 2023. Within 20 days of allowing ChatGPT access, three separate data leaks occurred — semiconductor source code, equipment testing code, internal meeting records. All of it entered OpenAI's servers. None of it came back.
Samsung banned generative AI company-wide. JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Northrop Grumman, and Apple followed.
Banning doesn't work either. The tools are too useful and your people are too resourceful.
Give your team an AI assistant that is genuinely better than the public tools they're currently using — because it knows your operation, your documents, and your live system data.
Give your IT team the governance layer to monitor, control, and audit every interaction.
Give your CISO an architecture she can actually read and approve.
Everyone gets what they need. The leak stops.
Local models. Local data. Local intelligence.
And an MCP layer that makes all three trustworthy.
Most on-premise AI deployments give the language model broad access to a database or document store, then rely on prompt engineering to keep it in bounds. Prompt engineering is not governance. It fails unpredictably, produces hallucinations, and creates compliance risk with no audit trail.
ArgusAI is built differently.
Local LLM Engine
Your hardware. Your models. Your control.
Open-source models run on your hardware. You choose the model. You control the version. You decide when and whether to update.
RAG Pipeline
Grounded. Cited. Verified.
Ask Argus answers from your documents and your operational knowledge — not the model's training data.
MCP Server Layer
Governed access to live operational data.
Purpose-built MCP interfaces define exactly what the AI can query, retrieve, and act on in each ArgusIQ module.
Governance
Every query logged. Every response auditable.
RBAC/ABAC inherited from ArgusIQ. NeMo Guardrails for input/output filtering. Query-level audit trail on every interaction.
8 purpose-built interfaces. Zero uncontrolled access.
Asset MCP
Live telemetry, status, maintenance history
CMMS MCP
Work orders, PM schedules, parts inventory
IoT MCP
Device readings, alarms, threshold states
Space MCP
Floor maps, occupancy, geofence events
Ticketing MCP
Queues, SLA status, assignment history
Library MCP
SOPs, manuals, equipment docs
Analytics MCP
Aggregated metrics, trend data
Automation MCP
Rule status, execution history
Don't navigate modules. Don't run reports. Just ask.
No vendor lock-in. No forced upgrades.
The model is your decision.
LLaMA 3.3
70BGeneral operations, Ask Argus
DeepSeek R1
671B MoEComplex reasoning, ArgusForge planning
DeepSeek V3
685B MoECoding, ArgusForge build phase
Qwen 3
32BMultilingual operations
Mistral Large 2
123BBalanced reasoning + speed
Phi-4
14BEdge & constrained deployments
Every model runs through vLLM (production) or Ollama (edge), with 4-bit quantization support. If you have a fine-tuned model your team prefers, ArgusAI loads it.
Agents that know what they're allowed to do —
and can't do anything else.
Maintenance Intelligence
Monitors PM schedules, identifies overdue assets, drafts work orders, surfaces maintenance backlog on request.
Calibration Compliance
Tracks calibration status across facilities, alerts on approaching thresholds, generates compliance summaries for audit.
ArgusForge Build Agent
Autonomous code implementation within task scope, self-healing on test failure, escalates on scope ambiguity.
Air-gapped. Intranet-only. Private cloud.
One architecture. Your choice of posture.
Air-Gapped
Defense, classified manufacturing, critical infrastructure
Intranet Only
Enterprise facilities, regulated manufacturing
Private Cloud
AWS GovCloud, Azure Government, internal OpenStack
All three modes use the same modular Docker/Kubernetes architecture. Switching posture is a configuration change.
NVIDIA A100/H100/RTX series for GPU inference. CPU inference via llama.cpp for constrained environments. Ruggedized NVIDIA Jetson for edge.
ArgusAI isn't a product you add to your operation.
It's the intelligence your operation runs on.
ArgusIQ™
The operational platform. Assets, devices, maintenance, dashboards — all in one system. ArgusAI connects through MCP servers and makes everything queryable in natural language.
Learn moreArgusForge
Autonomous software development. ArgusForge's entire pipeline runs on the local ArgusAI stack. Describe it. ArgusAI builds it.
Learn moreIf your data can't leave, ArgusAI was built for you.
Defense & Classified Manufacturing
ArgusAI runs on your classified network. ITAR-sensitive data stays on your hardware. Full audit trail on every interaction. MCP-governed access enforces your existing clearance structure.
Regulated Manufacturing
FDA, GxP, ISO-controlled environments where every data touch must be documented. Query-level audit trail logs what was asked, which model responded, and what was returned.
Critical Infrastructure
Power generation, water treatment, pipeline operations. ArgusAI runs locally, responds locally, and never introduces an external attack surface.
Healthcare & Facilities
Patient data, facility operations, equipment maintenance. AI queries run without sending a single record to an external server. HIPAA-sensitive workflows stay on your infrastructure.
Your models. Your data. Your network. Your AI.
Talk to a security architect about deploying ArgusAI on your infrastructure — and showing your CISO an architecture she can actually approve.