Built for the enterprises everyone else locks out.
Kryex Labs builds the self-hosted execution-governance layer for regulated enterprises that can't send their code, their data, or their infrastructure credentials to someone else's cloud.
Why we built this.
Every serious “AI governance” product on the market today inspects the model call and stops there — the prompt going out, the completion coming back. Nobody was standing between the decision and the action. The moment an agent stops suggesting code and starts running it, that's the point that actually matters to a regulated enterprise — and almost nobody was governing it, self-hosted, before it happened. We started Kryex Labs to close that gap.
Every action executes exactly once — governed, or not at all.
That standard is deliberately hard to meet: self-hosted by construction, default deny everywhere, fail closed on anything a classifier doesn't recognize. Not because it reads well in a pitch, but because it's the only version of this we'd trust running against our own infrastructure — and the only version worth asking an enterprise security team to trust against theirs.
Kryex Labs is a focused team building one system to be correct, not five to look impressive in a demo. If your organization needs autonomous AI engineering that never leaves your walls, we'd like to talk.
Deepak Khimavath
Co-founder, Kryex LabsBuilt Kryex end-to-end — the governance engine, the policy model, and the infrastructure it runs on. Before Kryex, he built and shipped production AI agents at Eton Solutions: a PR review agent rolled out across multiple engineering teams that cut review turnaround time and kept the team's standards consistent, and a debugging agent developers used directly against their own tickets to track down and fix issues. Those agents worked, and they ran with no governance layer standing between what they decided and what they actually did.
Pranav Anurag
Co-founder, Kryex LabsPreviously Chief Growth & Strategy Officer at a sponge iron manufacturer and its parent company, where he led its turnaround after acquisition. At Kryex, his research into the competitive landscape and product-market fit shaped how Kryex Code differentiates — validating the product against what enterprises actually need, non-technical work that ran alongside the engineering, not after it.