Plailabs

Salt AI is a contextual AI platform for regulated enterprises that build and run AI workflows inside their own infrastructure. The listing name Plailabs does not appear anywhere on the vendor site; the product is sold as Salt AI today. It has two integrated parts: the Agent, a chat interface where pipelines are drafted and executed, and the Execution Engine, a canvas based builder where teams assemble, test, version and publish pipelines with the underlying code exposed and editable. It is designed for organizations in energy and utilities, life sciences, financial services and the public sector that cannot send data to external model providers. The platform is model agnostic and cloud agnostic, deploys in a customer's VPC or on premises behind the firewall with zero public egress to model vendors, and records immutable audit trails and lineage for every run. Workflows are version controlled and governed, are exposed through an API to existing enterprise systems, and arrive pre validated against SOC 2 and healthcare compliance requirements. Salt AI distinguishes two roles: builders such as process engineers, quants, computational biologists and model risk analysts who own a method and want it in plain code they can read and test on their own data, and front line users such as operators, analysts, bench scientists and medical writers who run the published pipelines. Pricing is not published. There is no pricing page on the site; prospective customers book a demo or explore an interactive product demo that is available without signup.