ShepHertz Technologies launches agentic AI platform AgentAnywhere

AI company ShepHertz Technologies has launched AgentAnywhere, a sovereign agentic AI platform that allows banks, insurers, hospitals, governments and BPOs to run AI agents within their own infrastructure, cloud environments and encryption keys. The platform combines a family of models trained in India with a governance layer that masks personal data before it reaches a model, screens requests for prompt injection and maintains an auditable record of each call. According to ShepHertz, Veil masks and de-identifies personal, financial and regulated data, while Kavach screens requests and responses for prompt injection and jailbreaks. An Agent Universal Gateway governs model calls, tool calls and agent-to-agent messages through a single control point, while Custodian maps the platform to SOC 2, ISO 27001 and RBI controls. AgentAnywhere is built around seven model families, all trained in India. Taksha, its AI engineering and coding model, is generally available. Six other families are planned through 2026: Manthan for general reasoning, Kuber for BFSI, Seva for service operations, Tatva for edge deployments, Astra for defence and Sanjaya for critical telemetry. Astra and Sanjaya will be offered on a partner-scoped basis. Each family will be available in Fast, Pro and Max tiers and run inside the customer's VPC under the same governance layer. ShepHertz said each model must pass an execution-graded testing battery before release, with two candidate models rejected after failing the tests. The Gurugram-based startup is also developing Manthan Vaani, an Indic-language model line. Customers can also deploy open models such as Mistral, Qwen, GLM, Gemma, GPT-OSS and Llama within the same governance framework. The platform's training infrastructure is supported by Shuddhi, ShepHertz's data processing system for cleaning training datasets and generating build manifests for each training run. Led by Siddhartha Chandurkar, ShepHertz is an applied AI company focused on enterprise and government use cases. The company said it has deployments across more than 150 countries and serves enterprises, governments, educational institutions and families.