You can use Stacklok to deploy, govern, and run artificial intelligence agents securely across your own Kubernetes infrastructure. The system connects internal services, data stores, and external tools through an open Model Context Protocol architecture without locking you into specific model providers. You can secure agent actions using an MCP gateway, route model traffic through an LLM gateway to control token spending, and assign identity policies to every tool interaction. It ensures your proprietary company data stays behind your firewall while running agent workflows.
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