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The Control Plane for AI Engineers

v1.0 Public Beta

Mastering the AI Lifecycle
in Production

Stop the $2,000 surprise. Master Cost, Latency, Accuracy, and Security for production LLM deployments.

prod-logs — zsh — 80x24
trackai monitor --prod
Initializing control plane...
Connecting to LLM gateway... OK
Latency (p99): 240ms
Hallucination Rate: 0.4%
Cost/hr: $42.50 _

System Status

All Systems Operational

The $47K Invoice

A startup’s “unlimited” AI feature hit production. Three weeks later, an unoptimized RAG pipeline had processed 890 million tokens. The CEO found out via email from AWS.

Learn to Prevent This

The Hallucinated Lawsuit

A legal AI confidently cited “Smith v. Jones, 2019” in a client memo. The case doesn’t exist. Neither does the client relationship anymore.

Build Better Evals

The 3 AM Token Fire

An agent tasked with “research competitors” entered an infinite tool-calling loop. By the time PagerDuty woke someone up, it had made 12,000 API calls.

Observe Your Agents

The Leaked SSN

A support chatbot, trained on sanitized data, was jailbroken into revealing PII it had “forgotten.” The CISO’s phone started ringing.

Secure Your LLM


We don’t do marketing fluff. Every piece of content follows a formula:

Deep Technical Guide + Interactive Widget = High Authority

What you’ll find here:

  • Horror Stories — Real-world failures with root cause analysis
  • Edge Cases — The weird bugs that only happen in production
  • Interactive Tools — Cost calculators, latency simulators, security checklists
  • Battle-Tested Patterns — Code you can copy, not concepts you have to interpret

What you won’t find:

  • “10 Tips for Better AI” listicles
  • Vendor-sponsored “best practices”
  • Theory without implementation


TrackAI is built on a simple belief: AI deployment is an engineering discipline, not a dark art.

The same rigor that gave us observability for distributed systems, cost management for cloud infrastructure, and security scanning for application code—that rigor is coming to AI.

We’re here to accelerate it.