A locally-run governance layer for the AI agents and tools your organisation already has — signed, logged, and accountable, instead of scattered and unaccountable.
Claude, Gemini, your own agents, your own scripts — Floe doesn't replace any of it. It sits underneath, making sure every call between every agent and every service is signed, attributed, and impossible to quietly alter after the fact.
Every file, every conversation history — one searchable archive. Answers grounded in your own data, not the open web.
See how it works →Every call between every agent and every service, signed, logged, and cost-tracked before it routes anywhere.
An AI chief of staff for every employee — running locally, answering from what your organisation actually knows.
See how it works →Floe sits at the centre of every connection — Claude, EdBot, RAG, and your database all route through it, never to each other. Requests flow in, responses flow back out — and anything that doesn't check out gets stopped before it arrives.
Most AI tooling right now is bolted together with scripts, not security. The protocols themselves are still being patched — a CVE cluster spanning 2025–2026 forced an industry-wide migration in how agents are even allowed to talk to each other.
"Show me the audit trail" is becoming a standard question in procurement. Most agentic AI stacks have nothing credible to answer with.
Currently working with a small number of infrastructure operators on early deployments.
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