Every AI coding tool wants you to send your code to their cloud. We’re building the opposite.
Nominos is an AI agent control panel that connects to your Kubernetes cluster and orchestrates coding agents there — on your infrastructure, with your API keys. Your code never leaves your VPC. Your API spend is your own bill at raw provider prices, not a marked-up subscription. And because the execution layer is provider-agnostic, you choose the model per job: Claude for a tricky refactor, a cheaper model for lint fixes, a local model for air-gapped work.
Under the hood is nominos-core, our Kubernetes operator, designed as the open-source layer of the platform. It defines AgentJob, AgentPlan, and MergeQueue CRDs so agent work is declarative, auditable, and GitOps-friendly — the same reconciliation model your platform team already trusts, applied to code changes instead of YAML.
Why now? Autonomous coding tiers from the big platforms run $200–500 per seat per month, and all of them are managed clouds. For fintech, healthcare, government — anyone whose code and data can’t leave their boundary — that’s a non-starter. Kubernetes itself is converging on this pattern too: SIG Apps’ agent-sandbox work standardizes exactly the kind of agent runtimes nominos-core schedules.
We’re in early access. If you want coding agents that answer to your cluster instead of someone else’s, request early access.
— The Erisera team