Run GenAI across tenants
Artemis AI is a multi-tenant GenAI platform. Each tenant keeps its own agents in Artemis, its routes in Apollo, and its view in The Bow. Artemis Core serves the answers.
One engine
Artemis defines agents once, then each tenant uses them.
Shared mesh
Apollo routes models without a separate stack per tenant.
One gateway
Chat, sign-in, and conversations run through api.cutline-industries.studio.
Define the agent once
Builders work in Artemis: a system prompt, a set of skills, and memory that stays with the agent. Apollo can change the model underneath without a new definition.
System prompts
Behavior is written next to the agent, not in a side document.
Skills
Attach what the agent is allowed to do.
Memory
Context stays with that agent across runs.
Hold the agent still. Change the model.
Apollo is a multi-provider model mesh. Research can send the same Artemis agent across providers and read the run back in The Bow.
Same agent
The prompt, skills, and memory do not move.
Other models
The mesh is how a route changes, not a rewrite.
Runs in The Bow
What happened is visible in the console.
Operate from The Bow
The Bow is the console for tenants, agents, and runs. Behind it, the gateway reports whether Artemis Core is configured and serving, so operators see model status, not a guess.
The console
Tenants, agents, and runs in one operating surface.
Live status
The gateway reports configured, serving, and quality on /api/status.
Three routes
A vLLM host, the Azure core, then a fallback stub.