Klique (formerly ClearML) is the enterprise AI control plane for resource management, governance, and cost visibility. It is trusted by more than 2,100 organizations and 300,000 AI builders worldwide. Klique gives federal, state, and local agencies, defense organizations, and the research institutions that support them a path for agencies to expand AI use while IT keeps visibility, sovereignty, and control of spend.
Klique connects the infrastructure and approved models an agency already owns. It also works with the agentic coding tools people use today, including Claude Code, Codex, and ChatGPT. Analysts keep building in those tools while IT sees every request, controls model access, and tracks spend by project.
Klique deploys on Kubernetes, HPC, bare metal, and VMs, in-VPC or fully air-gapped, without replacing anything the agency runs today. Every person and agent signs in with a scoped, auditable identity from the agency’s existing identity provider with their own RBAC. On the cost side, every dollar traces back to the project that spent it, and idle agency GPUs take inference work that would otherwise go to a metered API, so spend grows only as fast as policy allows.
With Klique, agencies can:
IT sets policy once, and Klique enforces it on every request.