Overview

0megaGate is a hardened AI gateway that gives every app the same stable contract while you enforce keys, caps, and proof-grade usage tracking. It is designed to be sold as a managed gateway (Skyes Over London hosted) or licensed as a self-hosted gateway template.

The core promise is simple: stop integrating AI in every app. Instead, every app points to one gateway endpoint and speaks one language. You keep your internal intelligence stack sovereign. Your customers get reliability, speed, and transparent rules. You get governance, metering, and a clean operational surface.

The Problem: AI Integrations Rot

“We added AI” is easy. Operating AI across many apps — with real customers, real limits, and real accountability — is the hard part.

Without a gateway, every app becomes its own snowflake: different request formats, different keys, different failure modes, different timeouts, different cost behavior, and different security posture. That fragmentation kills shipping velocity and makes cost control a guessing game.

• Key sprawl

  Secrets drift across apps. Rotation becomes a fire drill. One leak becomes everyone’s problem.

• Timeout roulette

  Long outputs fail unpredictably when each app reimplements streaming differently.

• No receipts

  When usage isn’t metered centrally, invoices can’t be proven, and costs can’t be governed.

How It Works: Gateway Surface + Governed Lane

0megaGate is a contract-stable edge gateway. It accepts calls from your apps, enforces policy, and forwards the request to your internal intelligence lane. It then returns results as a normal JSON response or as SSE streaming — without leaking provider identity.

Core Features

This is what customers are buying: control, reliability, and a system that produces proof.

• Key issuance and tier rules

  Issue keys, bind them to tiers, set caps, rotate or revoke instantly, and keep a clear ownership model.

• Device binding (optional but recommended)

  Bind keys to an install/device identifier so leaked keys can’t be reused everywhere.

• Rate limiting + daily quotas

  Enforce RPM/RPD caps per key or tier. Stop abuse before it becomes a bill.

• Streaming (/v1/stream)

  Server-Sent Events streaming for long outputs and “no timeout” posture under real production constraints.

• Usage metering + exportable proof

  Events and summaries that let you reconcile billing, enforce policies, and prove usage in disputes.

• Optional RAG lane

  Centralize embeddings + retrieval behind the same governance surface so your knowledge workflow is also controlled.

Gateway Contract: Endpoints, Headers, Expectations

0megaGate exposes a predictable API contract so client apps stay simple. The gateway handles authorization, policy, and routing — clients just call a stable URL.

Required Headers

Clients authenticate using one of the following headers (exact policy depends on your deployment configuration):

• Authorization: Bearer <key>

  Standard bearer auth. Recommended for most client apps.

• X-KAIXU-KEY / X-KAIXU-TOKEN

  Alternative headers for environments that require explicit key/token separation.

Endpoints

Example Requests

curl -sS https://YOUR-GATEWAY/v1/health

curl -sS https://YOUR-GATEWAY/v1/models \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_KEY"

curl -sS https://YOUR-GATEWAY/v1/generate \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_KEY" \
  --data '{
    "model":"kAIxU6.7-flash",
    "prompt":"Write a clean executive summary of what 0megaGate does.",
    "max_tokens":600
  }'

curl -N https://YOUR-GATEWAY/v1/stream \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_KEY" \
  --data '{
    "model":"kAIxU6.7-flash",
    "prompt":"Stream a long-form explanation of 0megaGate for customers."
  }'

CORS preflight is supported, and streaming responses are emitted as Server‑Sent Events (SSE) so browsers can consume long outputs reliably.

Security & Governance

A gateway is where “security” becomes enforceable. 0megaGate is designed around a simple posture: deny by default, permit by key and rule, measure everything.

For enterprise buyers, the most important feature isn’t “a model.” It’s that the platform can enforce rules consistently — and produce receipts. 0megaGate is engineered as a governed surface so your suite can grow without turning into spaghetti.

Deployment Options

0megaGate can be consumed as a managed gateway or purchased as a self-hosted license. The contract stays the same either way.

Managed 0megaGate (Skyes Over London Hosted)

You receive a gateway URL, keys, tier rules, and a verified smoke report. Your team does not manage infrastructure. This is the fastest way to get into production.

Self‑Hosted 0megaGate (Licensed Template)

You receive the licensed gateway template and deployment guidance so you can operate it inside your own environment. This is for organizations that require sovereign hosting.

Official 0megaGate Runbook

The official branded runbook is embedded below so your team can review operating guidance directly on this page.

Pricing

Pricing is structured so customers can start small and scale into governance. Managed plans include key issuance, caps, and usage reporting.

Payment terms for Enterprise/Sovereign and Self‑Hosted licensing follow the standard structure: 20% upfront, remaining balance payable over 6, 12, 18, 24, 36, or 48 months. Usage billing can be configured as pass-through (customer keys) or bundled under a kAIxU rate card.

FAQ

• Do my customers see provider names?

  No. Customer-facing models are branded to kAIxU. Provider routing stays behind the gateway contract.

• What’s the integration effort?

  Minimal. Point your app to the gateway URL and send standard JSON to /v1/generate or /v1/stream. Keys live at the gateway, not inside every app.

• Can I enforce per-customer limits?

  Yes. Caps and tier rules are the default posture. You can apply RPM/RPD limits per key or per tier.

• Does it support streaming?

  Yes. /v1/stream is first-class SSE. This is the standard posture for long-form responses.

• Can I add RAG later?

  Yes. The contract supports an optional RAG lane. You can turn it on when your knowledge base is ready.

Contact

To deploy 0megaGate, request a key, or purchase a self-hosted license, contact the Skyes Over London LC team.

SkyesOverLondonLC@solenterprises.org • (480) 469‑5416
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