IN DEVELOPMENT · EARLY ACCESS

Your agents' intelligence, running on your own metal.

Ogun is our purpose-built local model for offensive security — the brain behind Apophis, trained on real offensive work and real engagement data. It runs entirely in your environment, so nothing leaves your boundary at runtime.

A cloud model can't run
inside your boundary.

Autonomous offensive security means feeding an engagement's most sensitive detail to a model. Ogun is how that model stays yours.

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Runs on your metal

Served entirely local through Ollama. Your targets, tool output, and findings never leave your environment at runtime — no cloud, no third-party inference.

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Trained on the real thing

Tuned on offensive-security knowledge and real Apophis engagement data against real targets — the way an operator actually works, not generic web text.

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Speaks Apophis natively

Purpose-built to drive Apophis's tool-calling loop and produce its exact CVSS-mapped report format. A drop-in local brain, not a general chatbot bent to the task.

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Efficient and configurable

Quantized to run on a single box, with a context window you size to the engagement. Built to serve one team's agents fast, not to top a leaderboard.

Running today.
Still forging.

Ogun already runs as the model behind Apophis in our own environment. It's early — here's the honest state of it.

Working now

  • Drives Apophis end to end as its local model
  • Passes its tool-calling, schema, and report-format gates
  • Finds real, exploitable vulnerabilities on live targets
  • Serves fully local through Ollama — no cloud at runtime

Named for the god
of the forge.

Ogun is the Yoruba orisha of iron, war, and craft — the force a smith turns to at the forge, and the patron of everyone who works metal into tools and weapons. The right namesake for the model we forge in-house to arm our own agents.

Bring your agents
in-house.

Ogun is in early development. Tell us about your environment and we'll bring you in as it matures.