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Wirken

An enterprise gateway that sits between a team's chat channels and the AI agents acting on their behalf, keeping credentials out of the model's reach and logging every action to a signed, tamper-evident audit trail.

Wirken

Wirken routes messages from browsers or chat platforms to AI agents that read files, call APIs and run tools on the user's behalf, giving each channel its own isolated line and assuming any agent handling a message could be compromised or carrying a prompt-injection payload.

Credentials and API keys stay in an encrypted vault and are supplied to tools at the edge, never exposed to the model; every action is written to a signed, hash-chained audit log before it executes and is attributed to the person who triggered it. A three-tier permission model limits what an agent and any sub-agents it spawns can reach, and shell commands run inside an ephemeral, network-disabled sandbox container, refusing to execute if that sandbox is unavailable.

It connects to frontier model APIs, local weights through Ollama, or TEE and EU-hosted endpoints, ships as a single static Rust binary, and is MIT licensed.

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