Linro provides a real-time infrastructure-state platform with a stream-first policy engine enforcing what AI agents and humans may change in cloud infrastructure, evaluating compliance as SQL.
Linro builds a real-time infrastructure-state platform that governs what AI agents and humans are permitted to do to cloud infrastructure. Its stream-first policy engine sits in front of agent and human actions, enforcing allowed changes from commit to runtime. Compliance is evaluated as SQL across past, present and future infrastructure state, stopping bad changes before they ship and remediating problems in real time once they are live.
The company's technical work spans infrastructure security, stream processing, SQL-based compliance evaluation and guardrails for AI agents operating on cloud infrastructure. The result is a system that treats infrastructure state as a continuously evaluated stream rather than a static snapshot, an approach with direct consequences for how engineering teams reason about risk at speed.
Linro was founded in Berlin and operates fully remotely across Europe. The platform is working, with active customers and partners, in the cloud infrastructure, security and compliance, and AI/ML infrastructure verticals.
