Hyground vs Resolve AI
Both platforms run multi-agent investigations across code, infrastructure, and telemetry. Hyground installs via Helm inside your cluster under EU jurisdiction; Resolve AI runs its agents in its own cloud and reaches into your stack through a satellite gateway.
Both products are vendor-neutral, multi-source investigation engines that combine observability, code, and ITSM signals. Resolve AI runs its multi-agent reasoning in its own AWS-hosted cloud and uses an on-prem satellite as a secure gateway to customer systems. Hyground runs the full investigation stack, including ingestion, knowledge base, and LLM routing, inside the customer's Kubernetes cluster.
Architecture
Six choices that change where your prompts run, which laws apply, and which LLM does the work.
Hyground GmbH is based in Hamburg and operates under EU law. There is no parallel US data flow and no FISA 702 or CLOUD Act exposure on customer telemetry. Resolve AI is a San Francisco company with US-only HQ; its EU story is GDPR compliance, not in-region operations.
Hyground installs via Helm into your own Kubernetes cluster, including air-gapped on-premises sites. Logs, prompts, knowledge base, and investigation results never leave your perimeter. Resolve AI's satellite is a gateway only; the multi-agent engine and your investigation context run in its AWS cloud.
Connect Hyground to Azure OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Vertex, AWS Bedrock, OpenAI, or self-hosted Ollama via LiteLLM. Resolve AI runs a closed stack of vendor-controlled foundation and custom models; customers cannot choose, swap, or self-host the underlying model.
Hyground is observation-first: 17 of 21 adapters are read-only by design, and write actions need explicit opt-in. Resolve AI is moving from human-in-the-loop to human-on-the-loop; it drafts PRs today and is building agents that propose kubectl commands and code fixes for approval.
Hyground ingests Confluence, Git, PDFs, and runbooks into a pgvector knowledge base that lives inside the cluster, and writes post-mortem learnings back. Resolve AI integrates Notion and indexes customer context in its cloud backend.
A central manager plus per-cluster outposts correlates evidence across dozens of production, staging, and dev clusters from one interface, including air-gapped sites. Resolve AI's satellite is a single secure gateway, not a federated outpost mesh.
Decision
Resolve AI and Hyground are different products: a US SaaS platform and an in-cluster, EU-jurisdiction investigation agent. The right fit depends on where your data is allowed to go.
Data residency, BYO LLM, or keeping the investigation loop inside your network matter more than US brand and capital.
A US-hosted SaaS data plane is acceptable and the buying team weighs founder pedigree and reference logos over deployment topology.
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