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NewThe ADE: an Agentic Development Environment, from the editor to production

Everything between an engineer
and production. Built as one.

Our missionOne engineer with the impact of a thousand.

Frazer is one company behind three layers that teams usually buy from different vendors: the ADE, the Agentic Development Environment where you and your agents work; Agents that take on work in parallel, inside your rules; and the Cloud they build, deploy and run on. Built as one, from the editor to production, on your servers or ours.

Start buildingSee how the ADE works
Frazer app for macOS, Windows and LinuxVS Code, VS Code-based editors and JetBrainsyour servers, your cloud accounts or ours
00 · The whole vertical, workingFig. 1 · one piece of work, from a prompt to production
A
You set directionOne prompt with variables, a dry run on three items, then answers and approvals. Your attention goes where results differ.
B
Agents work in parallelEach session in its own microVM, with your company’s knowledge and skills, inside a budget that stops before it spends.
C
Gates before anything shipsThe Reviewer, a verifier from another model family and Frazer CI’s agent lane check every pull request on Fir before a person decides.
D
Production you can watchKubernetes or serverless on real hardware, watched after every rollout, under one identity and one audit trail.
01 · Why we own the whole verticalFig. 2

Agents fail at the seams.
So we own every layer.

An agent that writes code still needs context, credentials, CI, an approval, a place to deploy and someone to pay for it. When each of those comes from a different vendor, every hand-off is a place where work stops, or leaks. Frazer builds all five layers as one product, so the rules that bound an agent hold from the editor to the server.

L1ADEFrazer app · VS Code · JetBrains · devboxes
seam 1 · context
usually breaksContextEach agent starts cold: no code index, no runbooks, no team skills. What one session learns stays on one laptop.
one owner changesKnowledge travels with the personThe same Knowledge bases, skills and MCP servers on every box and every agent, checked against each person’s permissions.
L2Agentssessions · squads · Knowledge · Reviewer
seam 2 · credentials
usually breaksCredentialsLong-lived tokens get pasted into agents and CI. Nobody can say what an agent can reach, or revoke it in one place.
one owner changesOne identityAgents act for a person, never as them, with tokens that expire within the hour. One revoke ends every path.
L3Build and shipFir · Frazer CI · GitHub runners · Cache · Registry · GitOps
seam 3 · approvals
usually breaksApprovalsApproval is a thumbs-up in a chat thread, and production changes happen outside any record.
one owner changesOne plan to apply, one auditEvery write is a plan. Production waits for a person with a passkey, and every step lands in one audit trail.
L4RunKubernetes · serverless · databases · Frazer Monitoring
seam 4 · latency and cost
usually breaksLatency and costCode, CI and deploys sit in different clouds, caches start cold, and every vendor sends its own bill.
one owner changesOne site, one billCode, CI and deploys run in the same site with one warm cache. One bill, per physical core, with budgets that pause.
L5Hardwareyour servers · your cloud accounts · ours
Fig. 2The stack an agent’s work passes through, and the four seams between its layers
See how the ADE worksEvery product
02 · The platformFig. 3

A complete cloud under it all.
Enterprise-grade, automated end to end.

See every product

Kubernetes, serverless, version control, CI and runners, GPUs, devboxes, managed agents, databases, networking, observability, security, an LLM gateway, company knowledge and billing. Everything the console can do, the CLI, the API, the MCP server and the Frazer app can do too.

Fig. 3One control plane over any hardware · groups as in the mega-menu
03 · Agents at the scale of a companyFig. 4

From one prompt
to a thousand sessions.
With guardrails built in.

Give a squad of agents an objective: a manager splits it, workers run in their own sandboxes on the Frazer harness or a harness you choose, and you approve what ships. Frazer is designed for 1,000+ concurrent sessions per organization, with quotas that queue work instead of failing it, and CI lanes that keep agent pull requests from starving yours.

  • ReviewerEvidence or silence: a finding needs a reproduced test, a trace or an approved rule.
  • VerifierAnother model family checks the exact commit before anything merges.
  • ApprovalsProduction writes and large plans wait for a person, with step-up.
  • BudgetsPer session, agent, squad and CI lane. A cap pauses; it never deletes.
  • LLM gatewayOne door to every model: keys, guardrails, logs, zero-retention mode.
  • Security CenterAgents are principals: watched, scoped and revocable in one click.
Frazer Agents and squadsHow a thousand sessions work
Fig. 4Parallel work per engineer, by era
04 · Real hardware, anywhereFig. 5

Real machines.
Wherever you have them.

Frazer runs on physical servers with local NVMe and a private network between them, provisioned with you and tested before they take work. Not a virtual disk of unknown speed.

Your servers

$ frazer servers add

Bare metal in your rack, your office or your OVH and Hetzner accounts. One command; an outbound-only agent; no shell for us.

Your cloud accounts

Linux instances you already pay for join as dedicated nodes, and existing managed clusters attach under Frazer.

Frazer servers

Dedicated servers by the month, burned in before you get them and wiped with a certificate after. Or the Frazer fleet by the second.

Fig. 5A site: three servers, local NVMe, private network
05 · Built for engineering work

Not a bare cloud.
The tools engineers and agents use all day.

Frazer Agents

Always-on agents and squads of managers and workers, from preconfigured images, on the Frazer harness or a harness you choose, with budgets and approvals.

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GitHub runners

CI in a fresh microVM per job, lanes so agent pull requests never starve yours, and one cache that is already warm.

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Devboxes

Real machines with local NVMe, shared caches across the pool, roles for teammates, and a provisioning profile that sets every tool up.

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Knowledge

Your code and company knowledge, indexed with permissions on every chunk, evaluated before each change, and on every box through MCP.

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06 · Pricing

Pay for what we manage.
Not for what you own.

$1.50
per core per month
$49
per data-center GPU
$0
per cluster
Estimate your billSend us your cloud bill

Three 24-core servers you already own, for a month

Management$108.00 · 72 physical cores × $1.50
Clusters$0.00 · as many as the servers hold
IncludedGitOps, gateways, DNS, certificates, registry, secrets, backups, monitoring
By useFleet GPUs, agent sessions and tokens, only when you use them

From the same price list as the console. Hyperthreads never count.

07 · Trust

Your servers, your keys, your data.

Security and trust

Nothing gets in

Servers dial out to Frazer Link. No inbound ports, no shell access for us, signed operations only.

Every action is on the record

People, agents and Frazer itself act through the same API; each write is a plan with an audit entry.

Proof you can check

Sub-processors, DPA and security contact are public. Audits and certifications: we will publish them when we have them. Customer stories appear when customers sign them off.

We don’t limit what you build.
We give you every tool to succeed.

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