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Cost governance that never needs to see the content

Clinical documentation and intake agents run on text that cannot leave its boundary casually. That rules out a whole class of cost tooling: anything that works by capturing prompts and completions is adding a second store of exactly the material the rest of the stack is built to contain.

What a provider dashboard leaves you with

  • 01

    Observability tools that log request bodies put clinical text somewhere new, which is a governance question before it is a cost one.

  • 02

    Per-department attribution is impossible from one shared credential, so cost lands on IT rather than the service that incurred it.

  • 03

    A proxy or gateway in the call path becomes something else that has to be reviewed, and something else that can fail.

What Capsera does about it

Prompts and completions are never stored
Capsera measures cost and identity. It does not need the content of a call to attribute or to block one.
No proxy, no gateway
The SDK patches the provider libraries in-process at init. Nothing new sits in the network path between your application and the provider.
Fail-open by design
If Capsera is unavailable, your calls still go through. The governance layer is never the reason a clinical workflow stops.

The number this is judged on

Spend per department, per service line

None of this is assumed. We scanned 133 public agent repositories and found a cost defect in most of the ones making live model calls.

Read the method and limitations

Govern the spend without touching the record.

Stop runaway agents before they become runaway invoices.

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