Flint AI distributes its CLI and Switch as free, open-source and source-available software with no usage limits, lowering adoption barriers for developer teams. Scanning and evaluation run locally, with users supplying their own model API keys.
The portfolio sits inside SandboxAQ, an enterprise security and AI company, and maps findings to the OWASP Top 10 for Agentic Applications. Switch connects agents across Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Discord through Model Context Protocol adapters.
The Flint CLI and Switch are free: the CLI carries no usage limits or trial period, and Switch is licensed under Apache 2.0 with a Commons Clause at no charge. Users provide their own model API keys.
The Flint Platform, the portfolio's commercial tier, is in early access with no published pricing. This structure funnels developers from the free CLI toward paid governance capabilities.
Flint AI's portfolio spans the Flint CLI, Switch, and the forthcoming Flint Platform. The CLI scans and evaluates agent code locally, while Switch places human teams and agents in shared rooms inside existing chat tools.
The Flint Platform tier, in early access, is intended to discover, evaluate, guard, and measure production agents across an organization. Together the offerings form a free-to-paid path from developer testing to enterprise governance.