Enkido
About Enkido

Engineering judgement,written down and checked.

Enkido is an infrastructure design consultant. From a requirement written in your own words it designs the whole solution: networks, data centres, compute, storage, security and cloud, and the workflows that run on them, across the vendors you name or the ones it recommends. Two AI experts argue the design through, code checks every component and every connection, and Visio drawings, workbooks and documentation come out, ready for the people who build it. For an engineer starting out it is the first step; for an expert, a second opinion that shows its working.

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The way of the ancestors

The oldest discipline in engineering, carried forward.

Long before drawings and datasheets, the first engineers of Mesopotamia pressed their measurements into clay: what was built, of what, and on whose word. Enkido keeps that discipline. It reasons the way they recorded: measured, witnessed, and set down to last.

Measure first, then build: every work was sized before its first stone was laid.
Two minds weigh each decision until it holds, as the elders did before a city rose.
Each figure is set down beside its source, as the tablets kept their accounts.
What cannot be proven is written plainly, never hidden.
How it thinks

A designer and a reviewer. Between them, the checks.

The designer writes the design as data: every component, connection, zone and requirement. The reviewer reads it as a senior engineer would and raises points. Each point is accepted and fixed in the next version, or defended with a reason. Code checks each version against seventy-six engineering rules and sends mistakes back before anyone argues about taste. The discussion ends when the design holds.

0engineering checks on every version, from sizing and cabling to N-1
0AI experts on every design: one writes, one reviews
0model providers Enkido can work with, hosted or on your own keys
0kinds of output: drawings, materials, sizing, rationale, scorecard, discussion
What it holds to

A design you can defend in front of the people who approve it.

01

Nothing invented

Every component is sized from its maker's own figures, and the sources are recorded with the design. Where a figure could not be found, the design says so instead of guessing.

02

Every requirement traced

Each requirement you wrote is traced to the decision that meets it, so a reviewer can follow any line of the brief to the part of the drawing that answers it.

03

What cannot be proven is listed

The checks prove what can be proven: capacity, redundancy, cabling, failure scenarios. What they cannot prove is written down in the documentation, never hidden.

04

Your designs stay yours

Designs, files and discussions belong to the account that made them. On your own servers they never leave your premises.

What comes out

Not a picture of an idea. The pack to build it.

Visio drawings

The topology and the flows as real Visio files, with an engineering title block, ports and routed cables.

Bill of Materials

Every device, module, optic and cable with quantities, in a workbook your purchasing team can use.

The sizing workbook

Capacity, throughput, compute and storage calculated in the open: every formula shown, not just its result.

The rationale

Decision by decision, why the design is what it is, with the sources behind each figure.

The scorecard

Every check that passed and every one that did not, with what was done about it. Free to see on every version.

The discussion

Round by round, what the reviewer raised and what the designer did about it: the record of how the design was reached.

Where it runs

In the cloud, or on your own servers.

Hosted

Create an account and start. Use Enkido's models and pay per run, or bring your own model keys and pay only to unlock a version's outputs.

  • Nothing to install
  • The drawing preview, the checks and the scorecard are always free to see
  • Credits bought in packs, charged from the tokens each run used

Enterprise, on your servers

The same Enkido, installed in your own data centre on Linux, Windows or Docker, working with your own models.

  • Installs without internet access from one package
  • Your own HTTPS certificate, uploaded in the admin console
  • Updates signed by your supplier, installed and rolled back from the console
  • A license for each installation