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Planet Crust is a European software company headquartered in Cork, Ireland. Its current product is @Human, The Sovereign AI Enterprise System, which builds and deploys 100% open-source AI agents, automations and custom applications without the risk, loss of control or cost of traditional enterprise platforms. As an AI governance platform, @Human logs every agent action, tracks failed automations as incidents, and maps AI systems to the EU AI Act, so organisations can prove compliance rather than assert it. Every plan includes unlimited users, agents, automations, connections and applications. Enterprise support and project implementation services are available. Contact sales@planetcrust.com
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Unit 1G, The Atrium, Blackpool Business Park, T23 AN20, Cork, Ireland
- 0775303613
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