Agent-Native, Not Agent-Wrapped
Agents that share memory with the data, not call out to it. Persistent state, identity-bound access, no context re-hydration on every call.
The agent-native control plane for DDI and DCIM. Discover, simulate, and reconcile your network from one live twin.
Open-standards DNS, DHCP and IPAM. Deterministic Rust math core, spatial graph topology, agents that act on drift instead of paging you about it.
$ omnitwin agent launch scout --subnet 10.0.0.0/16
✓ Scout sweeping 65,534 addresses
✓ 1,284 hosts found · 47 undocumented
$ omnitwin drift detect --scope production
! 12 records diverged from intent
✓ Reconcile plan staged, 0 conflicts
$ _ Agents that share memory with the data, not call out to it. Persistent state, identity-bound access, no context re-hydration on every call.
Designed for the engineer with a credit card - free tier that's actually useful, self-serve path all the way to Premium.
Drift detection as a pulsing red line you can't ignore. One-click reconcile. The agent logs every action, every time.
$350/month replaces legacy solutions costing $100k+ annually. Same capability, different architectural bet.
Why treating network inventory like software code repositories leads to severe relational database bottlenecks, and how in-memory graph simulation enables zero-copy pre-flight validation.
Read article →Why forcing modern AI agents into legacy relational databases and polling scripts hits a hard operational ceiling, and what built-from-the-ground-up agentic architecture actually looks like.
Read article →For decades, managing DDI (DNS, DHCP, IPAM) and Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) across distributed sites meant accepting a massive security compromise.
Read article →Why script execution is no longer the bottleneck in NetOps, and how modern control planes move beyond human approval gating to deterministic in-memory execution.
Read article →When an enterprise core network drops at two in the morning, the standard operational response follows a familiar, painful ritual.
Read article →During a core network disruption, telemetry data is your most critical asset.
Read article →The tech industry's obsession with general-purpose AI chatbots has created a dangerous misconception in network engineering.
Read article →In modern software engineering, pushing untested code directly to a production server is considered an egregious violation of basic operational standards.
Read article →Passive telemetry only sees a device when it decides to talk. Scout sweeps the subnet directly over ICMP, ARP and SNMP, so silent bare-metal, static assignments and unallocated hardware all surface.
$ omnitwin agent launch scout --subnet 10.20.0.0/16
probing icmp · arp · snmp
✓ 10.20.4.17 dell poweredge r760 undocumented
✓ 10.20.4.18 cisco nexus 9300 matches twin
✓ 10.20.9.204 silent bare-metal undocumented
1,284 hosts · 47 undocumented · 12 stale Open-standards DDI isn't just architecture. It's a global repository of networking best practices, stress-tested by thousands of engineers who face the same complexities you do.
Open Standards DDIUnlike proprietary tools built by generalist vendors, OmniTwin is forged in the trenches of real-world network operations, with agents that act autonomously.
Real-World OperationsDDI shouldn't be a spreadsheet your team dreads updating. It should be a living twin, with agents that discover, detect drift, and reconcile automatically.
Autonomous DDI$ omnitwin apply plan.tf --simulate
cloning twin branch sim/8f2a
✓ vlan 340 delegation resolves
✓ dhcp scope headroom 38%
✗ 10.128.0.0/20 overlaps sn_01HX7
blocked before production. 1 conflict. Every change runs against a sandboxed branch of your twin before it touches anything real. Overlapping CIDRs, exhausted scopes and broken zone delegation get caught by hard mathematical rules, not by a reviewer.
When operational state diverges from source of truth, the canvas shows you. One click reconciles it. The agent logs who, what, when.
Built different from the ground up. Here is what sets us apart.
OmniTwin integrates with your existing DNS, DHCP, and CMDB systems. No rip and replace. Your infrastructure stays yours while gaining autonomous intelligence.
Agents detect drift the instant it happens and reconcile automatically. No more stale spreadsheets, no 3 AM pages for config mismatches you could have prevented.
Every change runs through a sandboxed digital twin before touching production. Mathematical proof that your change cannot cause overlaps, leaks, or policy violations.
Legacy DDI platforms cost $100k+ annually with rigid licensing. OmniTwin starts at $100/month with the same enterprise capability on a fundamentally different architecture.
Explore the platform at every layer. From high-level architecture to hands-on API endpoints.
Dual-database design with Rust math validation, Go control plane, and graph-powered topology awareness.
Explore architecture →RESTful endpoints for every resource. Full OpenAPI spec with authentication, pagination, and webhook support.
Read the docs →Try OmniTwin queries against a live sandbox. Test CIDR math, graph traversals, and agent workflows interactively.
Open playground →Your network data is critical infrastructure. We protect it with the same rigor you would expect from the systems it manages.
End-to-end encryption, zero-trust networking, WAF protection, and continuous vulnerability monitoring across all infrastructure.
View security practices →SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, GDPR, and HIPAA-eligible. Independent audits, immutable audit logs, and full data residency controls.
View certifications →Data ownership guarantees, responsible AI agent policies, transparent operations, and business continuity commitments.
Visit trust center →The beta opens in Q3 2026. Every signup gets an access code: it holds your seat in a cohort and puts you first in line for launch discounts and unlocked features.
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