Proprietary · Dedalo101

Reconciliation with refusal.

Converge declared intent against observed reality — and refuse to act when truth is incomplete. Proxmox, AWS, Hetzner, Velociraptor, and KAPE in one spine.

Observe → Plan → Safety → Audit | Apply

$ converger plan -d desired.yaml --replay replay.json
Observation (replay) written to current.json
Plan written to plan.json

$ converger apply -s aws --dry-run
DRY-RUN START web-01 (vmid=100) -> ec2.StartInstances

Built for operators who distrust blind automation

Refusal semantics

Unknown state or missing VMs produce an empty plan. The system never treats absence as stopped.

Cloud + hypervisor apply

Start, stop, and resize on Proxmox, AWS EC2, and Hetzner Cloud with dry-run and explicit confirm gates.

DFIR import presets

Velociraptor and KAPE field maps turn forensic exports into the same VMState contract as live observation.

Audit artifacts

Every run emits current, plan, result, and post-apply convergence reports as structured JSON.

Pricing

The engine is proprietary. Tiers unlock scale, hosting, collaboration, and compliance — not refusal semantics.

Free

$0

Learning, CI, homelab

  • CLI audit / plan / apply
  • Replay + DFIR observe
  • Self-hosted cron / GitHub Actions
  • Up to 10 desired VMs
  • Community support
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DFIR

from $199/mo

Incident response teams

  • Case workspace + evidence exports
  • Velociraptor / KAPE presets
  • Audit-only by default
  • 5 analysts · 50 systems/case
  • 24h support SLA
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MSP

from $299/mo

Managed service providers

  • White-label dashboard
  • Per-client environments
  • Client drift reports
  • +$15/client/mo (volume tiers)
  • Onboarding + API hooks
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Capability Free Pro DFIR MSP
Live observe (Proxmox, AWS, Hetzner)
Apply + dry-run Gated Per-client
Hosted scheduler + alerts
Evidence / chain-of-custody Optional
White-label multi-tenant

FAQ

Is the software open source?
No. Dedalus Converger is proprietary software owned by Dedalo101. Commercial and evaluation licenses are available on request.
Why pay if the CLI exists?
Paid tiers add hosted reconciliation, alerting, artifact history, approval workflows, and SLAs — so apply is not tied to one engineer's laptop.
Can DFIR customers apply changes?
Yes, but cases default to audit/plan only. Apply requires explicit case-lead unlock, matching the CLI's --confirm gate.