Making the case for a vendor-neutral control plane to scale AI in enterprise settings.
summary
Argues for a vendor-neutral control plane that centralizes skills, tools and context, demonstrates an open-source prototype Hexis wired to Claude, Granola, SERP and Notion, and shows live workflows that work: plug‑in distribution, change requests with review/merge, durable autonomous agents running scheduled pipelines, and interactive dashboards fed by a parsed knowledge graph. All artifacts live in a git-backed control plane with fine-grained file/folder/skill access so agents are interchangeable and company context stays portable.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction to control plane
- 2:33Demo use case walkthrough
- 14:47Why vendor neutrality matters
- 19:40Open-source solution Hexis
- 20:23Q&A on security and governance
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