Enterprise AI agent platform

Bewize is a private AI agent platform for enterprise teams

Give employees and teams managed agents for collaboration, browser work, and repeatable tasks while operations keeps tenant isolation, runtime policy, releases, logs, and usage attribution inside infrastructure your team controls.

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One governed system. Three work surfaces.

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    Explore how each product contributes to one governed knowledge system.

    The problem

    Enterprise AI adoption needs more than another chatbot

    Employees can already reach public AI tools and personal agents. The enterprise gap is operational: inventory, tenant boundaries, secret handling, browser isolation, policy, and usage evidence that security and IT teams can inspect.

    Shadow sprawl

    Agents appear outside IT, often on personal accounts, with no central registry, launch control, or repeatable release path.

    Invisible spend

    Token and model use can pile up without attribution by tenant, model, or day. You find out after the work has already run.

    Ungoverned access

    Agents touch data, credentials, and browser sessions. Without tenant boundaries, private state and runtime artifacts blur together.

    How it works

    How Bewize runs private enterprise AI agents

    Each employee or team can be treated as a tenant with its own managed agent. Hermes Hub handles lifecycle, isolation, observability, policy, and releases while WorkCord and Wize Browser give those agents places to collaborate and work with web context.

    Inside your cloud or data center: employees and teams get per-tenant agents, all managed by the Hermes Hub control plane, drawing on governed orchestration, isolation, observability, and skills.

    People and teams

    Finance, support, legal, engineering — assign agents to people or teams instead of one shared company identity.

    Per-tenant agents

    One isolated agent each, with its own memory, secrets, browser, workspace, and identity.

    Hermes Hub control plane

    Provision agents, inspect runs, stage releases, apply policy, and keep runtime state separated from one operating surface.

    Governed resources

    Agents draw from approved skills, shared storage, and central policy instead of unmanaged prompts and one-off scripts.

    What enterprise teams can evaluate first

    Use these operating controls to decide whether a private AI agent platform fits your security, IT operations, and adoption requirements.

    Lifecycle & releases

    Orchestration

    Create, start, stop, restart, and disable agents from a central registry. Stage releases per tenant and keep launch behavior reviewable.

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    Security

    Tenant isolation

    Per-tenant memory, secrets, browser profile, workspace, logs, and identity — with one Unix user per tenant in the production provisioning model.

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    Visibility

    Observability & cost

    Run and request logs, plus token and model usage attributed by tenant, model, and day. See where spend goes.

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    Governance

    Skills & storage

    Centralize approved skill packs, agent flavors, per-agent workspaces, and shared storage so capabilities are repeatable.

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    Private AI agent platform checklist

    If you are comparing enterprise agent platforms, start with the controls that decide whether agents can be safely adopted beyond pilots.

    Hermes Hub: the runtime at the core

    Hermes Hub is the shipping runtime at the core of Bewize. Tenant lifecycle, isolation, policy, releases, usage attribution, and A2A edge access are implementation-backed capabilities.

    Three products, one governed agent system

    WorkCord, Hermes Hub, and Wize Browser are the public product set. AgentsEval and Browser Sidecar support that system as reliability and browser-isolation layers.

    Communication

    WorkCord

    Shared rooms where people and AI agents trade messages, context, and decisions. Agentic chat for teams.

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    Control plane

    Hermes Hub

    Hosts, governs, observes, and isolates the agents that WorkCord and Wize Browser depend on.

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    Agent on the web

    Wize Browser

    Chrome MV3 extension plus server-side Browser Sidecar isolation, so a managed agent can work with web context.

    Open product

    What's real, and what's next

    What is shipped today?
    WorkCord rooms, Hermes Hub runtime control, per-tenant isolation, lifecycle and staged releases, usage and cost attribution, the central skills repository, AgentsEval verdicts, and Wize Browser’s extension plus Browser Sidecar isolation all have implementation evidence.
    What is still on the roadmap?
    Budgets, spend limits and alerts, corporate-messenger adapters (Slack and Teams), public browser-assistant workflows, and process mining are directional — we mark them clearly rather than blur the line.
    Is Bewize only Hermes Hub?
    No. Bewize is the three-product ecosystem: WorkCord, Hermes Hub, and Wize Browser. Hermes Hub is the flagship control plane and shipping proof anchor.
    Does AgentsEval certify my agents?
    No. AgentsEval produces evidence-backed ship / watch / fail verdicts for specific scenarios and captured runs. It is reliability evidence, not a broad compliance certification.
    Where does Bewize run?
    Bewize is designed for environments your operations team controls, such as private cloud or data-center deployments. Your team owns the network, credentials, storage, and logs.

    Evaluate a private AI agent platform for your enterprise

    Book a demo to walk through deployment, tenant isolation, observability, governance, and how WorkCord and Wize Browser connect to Hermes Hub inside your own infrastructure.

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