ClovieSee the whole AI estate on one screen.
Infrastructure, inference and integration, the AI front door and agents at work, across operations, cost, security and governance. A digital twin of the data hall links every rack to the agents and spend running on it.
Control Center
Digital twin
Data hall EastSimulatedHeatLoadPowerFloor plan3DEvery leader looks at a different dashboard.
Facilities can’t see AI
Data center teams see power and heat, not which agents and teams drive them.
AI teams can’t see infrastructure
Platform teams see tokens and latency, not idle GPUs.
Executives get slides
Weekly reviews rely on numbers assembled by hand from five tools.
The Control Center reads from the same registry, ledger and trail as the rest of Clovie, so every figure has a definition, a source and a page where you act on it.
Four layers of the AI estate, read the same way by every leader.
See it at work
Costs
| Agent | Team | Tokens | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Card Dispute Triagethis request, blocked | Cards & Payments | 0 | $0.00 |
| Fraud Alert Triage | Cards & Payments | 18,420 | $0.31 |
| KYC Document Review | KYC Operations | 42,905 | $0.74 |
Evidence pack
- Agent
- Card Dispute Triage
- Decision
- Deny
- Policy version
- v3, enforcing
- Recorded
- 14:02:11 UTC
The digital twin, in 2D and 3D
Both views come from the same facility model. Point at a rack and the tiles it feeds are highlighted; use the arrow keys to move between racks, or read the same figures as a table.
Product views with simulated telemetry. Simulated data is always labelled in the console.
What you get
Five views
Executive, FinOps, Security, Governance and Operations, each tile with two figures for the last seven days and a trend.
Evidence behind every tile
Open a tile to see how it’s computed, its four-week trend, what drives it and buttons to act.
One view, policy, budget, governance
Four summary figures, each linked to the page that owns the number.
Digital twin, 2D
A floor plan of every rack, shaded by heat, load or power, with hot racks outlined and marked.
Digital twin, 3D
The same hall in perspective, generated from the same OpenUSD stage, running in the browser and offline.
Rack to agent
Select a rack to see its GPUs, temperature and power, and the agents and models running on it with their spend.
Also in this layer
| Capability | What it does |
|---|---|
| GPU and facility telemetry | Connect NVIDIA dcgm-exporter, Prometheus or an OpenTelemetry Collector. |
| Honest figures | Values that can’t be read say Unavailable, never zero; estimates say Inferred; demo data says Simulated. |
| Accessible | Keyboard navigation between racks, a table view of every figure, full screen for wall displays and reduced-motion support. |
Controls mapped to the frameworks you answer to
- NIST AI RMF: NIST AI Risk Management Framework
- ISO/IEC 42001: ISO/IEC 42001 AI management system
- SOC 2: SOC 2 Type II trust services criteria
Runs wherever Clovie runs
- SaaS
- Customer VPC
- On-premises
- Air-gapped
The 2D twin and every tile work in every deployment mode, air-gapped included. The 3D view runs in the browser with no extra software.
Questions
Do we need GPUs connected to use it?
No. AI figures come from the gateway and ledger. GPU and facility tiles say Not connected until you connect telemetry.
Who can open it?
Org admins, admins and policy admins, because it shows the whole organization.
Can we show it in a demo without real data?
An org admin can turn on simulated data. It is always labelled Simulated, and the change is recorded in the audit log.
Does the 3D view need special hardware?
No. It runs in the browser and works offline. If a browser can’t draw 3D, the floor plan is shown instead.
One view, one policy, one budget, one governance.
See control center and digital twin on your own agents, in the deployment you need.