Tetryx

Tetryx Code · Air-gapped AI developer platform

ITAR-compliant AI coding.
On your hardware.

Tetryx Code deploys as a containerized software appliance on local GPU servers. Open-weights models serve sub-100ms tab completions to VS Code, CLion, and Neovim. No data leaves the building. Runs on existing NVIDIA GPU workstations, Dell/HPE servers, or local clusters — no custom hardware required.

CMMC Level 2/3VS Code · CLion · NeovimEmbedded C++ · Rust
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ITAR CompliantCMMC Level 2/3 ReadyZero Network Egress
tetryx statuslocalhost
● model qwen2.5-coder-7b-instruct
● engine vLLM 0.6.4 · localhost:8080
● vram 7.2 GB / 24 GB
● latency p50 82 ms
● requests 1,847 today
■ egress blocked 0 attempts

Without Tetryx

Use public cloud AI → ITAR violation

Sending proprietary flight software or ITAR-controlled technical data to OpenAI, GitHub Copilot, or any public cloud API violates export-control law. Penalties are not a line item you can budget for.

With Tetryx

Full AI velocity. Zero egress.

Open-weights models run entirely on your hardware, inside your network boundary. Every completion request is logged for CMMC audit. Nothing crosses the perimeter.

01 / IDE integration

Works inside the tools your engineers already use.

Native extensions for VS Code, JetBrains CLion, and Neovim wire Tetryx Code into existing workflows. Inline tab completions appear in under 100ms. The local API gateway is OpenAI-compatible, so terminal agents and scripts that already target the OpenAI API work without modification.

—VS Code extension — IntelliSense-compatible inline completions
—JetBrains CLion plugin — embedded C++ and CMake project awareness
—Neovim LSP bridge — via local OpenAI-compatible API endpoint
—Terminal agents — any tool targeting the OpenAI API works unchanged
flight_computer.cpptetryx inline
// Attitude determination and control
void ADCS::propagate(double dt) {
quaternion_.integrate(omega_, dt);
// ↓ Tetryx suggestion (Tab to accept)
J2Perturbation::apply(orbit_, dt);
dragModel_.update(orbit_.altitude(), dt);
}
82 ms·local inference·no egress
$ vllm serve --model /models/qwen2.5-coder-7b
INFO Loading model from /models/qwen2.5-coder-7b
INFO GPU memory allocated: 7.2 GB
INFO Serving on http://localhost:8080
# Completion requests from VS Code extension
POST /v1/completions 200 OK 78ms
POST /v1/completions 200 OK 84ms
POST /v1/completions 200 OK 91ms
# Network: isolated. Zero outbound requests.

02 / Context-aware inference

Completions that know your codebase. Not just the language.

An embedded vector engine continuously indexes your local C++ flight software architecture, hardware telemetry schemas, and CMMC policy documentation. Tetryx Code completes against your actual system — not generic training data. That context layer is what separates it from a self-hosted Ollama instance.

—Indexes local C++ repos, CMake graphs, and header hierarchies at the file level
—Ingests telemetry schemas and hardware interface specs into the retrieval context
—Pulls CMMC policy documentation into completions for compliance-aware suggestions
—Qwen2.5-Coder, DeepSeek-Coder-V2, Gemma 2 via vLLM and SGLang — no vendor lock-in

03 / Security control plane

Audit-ready from the first completion request.

An embedded security proxy captures full audit logs and enforces data-egress policies. Every completion request is recorded with user, timestamp, model, and disposition. CMMC Level 2 and Level 3 audit reviews start with an export — not a reconstruction.

—Immutable audit log of every completion and egress attempt
—Network policy enforcement — outbound AI API calls blocked at the proxy
—CMMC Level 2/3 and ITAR readiness documentation included
tetryx audit --tailcmmc-l2
14:32:07Z ALLOW completion user=m.chen model=qwen2.5-coder
14:32:11Z ALLOW completion user=j.park model=qwen2.5-coder
14:33:42Z BLOCK egress dst=api.openai.com rule=cmmc-l2
14:33:43Z ALLOW completion user=m.chen model=qwen2.5-coder
14:35:02Z ALLOW completion user=a.vasquez model=qwen2.5-coder
period: 3m 02s · completions: 4 · egress blocked: 1

Licensing

Per-seat annual$1,500 – $2,500 / seatIndividual developer license
Site license$50,000 – $150,000 / yrUnlimited seats, one facility

Hardware is purchased directly through OEM Value-Added Resellers. Tetryx Code is a pure-software license.

Early access

Access is limited to active design partners.

Tetryx Code is currently deployed with a small number of venture-backed space and defense engineering teams. Sales cycles run 2–4 weeks on unclassified, ITAR-bound development networks. If your team evaluates AI coding tools under regulatory constraints, we would like to talk.

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