Kinetic AI in detail
Eight specialist agents design, build and deploy your Azure solution inside your own tenant. Nothing moves on until a person on your side signs off the gate.
Watch it build
Six stages, recorded on a real run. Scroll through them: each stage has its own film, and a person signs off at the gates between them.Six stages, recorded on a real run. Each stage plays its own film in turn; tap a stage to jump to it. A person signs off at the gates between them.
Recorded on NorthBridge, an illustrative engagement.
You describe what you need in Microsoft Teams, in plain language. No multi-week requirements workshops.
Gate 1 · Specification sign-off
The conversation becomes a strict specification: data entities, workflow logic and integration targets.
Gate 2 · Well-Architected sign-off
The architecture is designed and priced, your live Azure Policy is built in, and the build contract is fixed.
Gate 3 · Artifact and code sign-off
Bicep or Terraform from Azure Verified Modules, with no secrets in the code.
Gate 4 · Deployment authorisation
A dry run must come back clean; only then do your own Azure DevOps pipelines deploy into your tenant.
No gate: the dry run is the check
Final adversarial checks on the running system. The code, the record and the runbook are yours.
Gate 5 · Final acceptance
Eight agents,five human gates
Each agent does one job in the pipeline and hands its work to a person at a gate. Nothing advances until that person signs it off.
Stage 1 of 8
Minerva
Requirements and discovery
Captures what you need, in plain language in Microsoft Teams, and locks it into a strict specification. She does not proceed while any requirement is ambiguous.
- Produces
- A locked specification
- Then
- Gate 1: a person approves the specification before any design begins.
Stage 2 of 8
Vitruvius
Architecture
Reads the approved specification, models the data and designs the cloud architecture against Microsoft’s Well-Architected and Cloud Adoption Frameworks.
- Produces
- An architecture blueprint
- Then
- Gate 2: a person approves the design before the build begins.
- Entra ID role-based access
- Key Vault, customer-managed keys
- Private endpoints throughout
- Azure AI Search · OneLake · Logic Apps
- Azure Verified Modules first
Topology inside the UK South perimeter
Stage 3 of 8 · Called by Vitruvius
Plutus
Cost estimate
Prices the architecture against live Azure retail rates and returns a cost manifest, line by line, so the budget is agreed before anything is built.
- Produces
- A live-priced cost manifest
- Then
- No gate of its own: folded into the Gate 2 review.
Stage 4 of 8
Nemesis
Governance and policy
Reads your live Azure Policy estate and builds every Deny and Modify rule into the design as a hard constraint. A design that breaks your policy never reaches the build.
- Produces
- A policy-verified design
- Then
- Feeds Gate 3: the build contract is checked against these constraints.
- Deny · public IP addresses
- Deny · unencrypted storage
- Deny · regions outside the UK
- Modify · tagging enforced
Read from your Azure Policy assignments
Stage 5 of 8
Fabricius
Build contract
Turns the constrained design into a build contract: exact Azure Verified Module versions, parameters and dependencies, fixed before any code is written.
- Produces
- A pinned build contract
- Then
- Gate 3: a person approves the build contract and its policy check.
Stage 6 of 8
Vulcan
Build
Generates production Bicep or Terraform from Azure Verified Modules, with no secrets in the code and private access by default.
- Produces
- Production infrastructure as code
- Then
- Gate 4: a person approves what was built before it touches your tenant.
Stage 7 of 8 · Called by Vulcan
Cassandra
Deployment preview
Runs an Azure what-if against the built templates and lists every resource that would change, be deleted or fail. Deployment is blocked until the preview is clean.
- Produces
- A deployment preview, pass or fail
- Then
- No gate of its own: Vulcan cannot ask for Gate 4 until the preview passes.
Stage 8 of 8
Themis
Quality and assurance
Challenges every output before it can advance, while Kinetic AI Shield cross-checks compliance in parallel. She also runs the final handover.
- Produces
- An audited, gate-ready release
- Then
- Gate 5: a person signs the handover, and the factory disconnects.
- Azure Verified Modules verified
- No secrets in code, private endpoints enforced
- As-built runbook and compliance report issued
Well-Architected score 8 of 10 · 0 critical · 1 high
See it buildon your brief
A one-hour executive demonstration: the factory runs live, gate by gate, and you see exactly where your people sign off.
What happens next
- TodayYou book the hour
Tell us who will attend.
- In the sessionA live run
From brief to deployment preview.
- Within a weekA written scope
For your own first engagement.