Meet 100xprompt: The Full-Stack Sovereign AI Platform

Why 100xprompt Exists

I did not set out to start an AI company. I set out to solve a problem I kept hitting: every serious AI tool wanted me to send my code, my data, and my customers' data to someone else's servers. For a side project that is an annoyance. For a bank, a hospital, or a government team, it is a non-starter. 100xprompt is the platform I wished existed - a full-stack sovereign AI system where nothing leaves the building.

This post is the map. If you read one thing to understand what we do, read this.

The Stack in One Picture

100xprompt is three layers that ship together and run entirely inside your environment:

• 100X Code, the harness. A terminal-native, agentic CLI that plans work, edits across files, runs commands, and calls your tools. It is the developer you talk to. See how the CLI actually works.
• Pro and Flash, the engines. Model-agnostic deployments that serve leading open-source weights. Run Pro on your own hardware, or Flash as a fully managed, air-gapped service. See which one fits.
• Chitta, the memory. A permission-aware knowledge graph and vector store that gives the model your organization's context without retraining. Details in the Chitta post.

Model-Agnostic on Purpose

We do not sell you one model and lock you to it. Open weights now match frontier closed APIs on reasoning and coding, and they keep improving. Our work is the software around them, so when a better open model ships, switching is a configuration change and not a migration. That argument in full is the enterprise cost case.

Nothing Leaves the Building

Every layer runs inside your perimeter. Your source code, your prompts, your customer data, and your memory graph stay on infrastructure you control. No telemetry, no third-party API in the hot path, no foreign jurisdiction with a legal claim to your data. For why that is now a legal requirement and not just good hygiene, see DPDP versus the CLOUD Act.

Where to Start

If you want to try it, the quickstart gets you from install to your first agent in minutes. If you are moving off a cloud tool, the migration guide maps the path. For the product tour, the platform overview and pricing lay out the tiers.