The Enterprise AI Agent Platform

Common infrastructure for identity, permissions, connectivity, auditing, approvals, budgets, and deployment. Running in your environment or ours.

Common infrastructure for identity, permissions, connectivity, auditing, approvals, budgets, and deployment. Running in your environment or ours.

Used by teams at

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How enterprise teams become AI-native with xpander

Laptop

Cloud

Move laptop agents to the cloud

Teams are building and running agents in Claude, Codex, and similar tools, but they only live on a laptop: invisible to IT and gone the moment it shuts down. Bring them into one governed environment instead, without taking the tools away from the people already using them.

Built on a laptop

Omni, deploy this to xpander.

Moves with it

triage-tickets/SKILL.md

skill

summarize-claims/SKILL.md

skill

post-to-slack/SKILL.md

skill

slack

mcp server

github

mcp server

Running in production with xpander

Search agents, actions, settings

⌘K

Home

/

triage-agent

Omni

Skills, MCP servers and agent system prompt ingested. Say hi to your new agent.

triage-agent, pull today’s P1 claims and post the summary to #claims-ops.

Message triage-agent

Sonnet 4.6

Auto

delegate tasks from

Agent settings

Agent

triage-agent

v1

Model

Anthropic / Sonnet 4.6

Skills

triage-tickets

summarize-claims

post-to-slack

Add skill

MCP

Slack

GitHub

Access

Org-wide · Omni, Slack, API

Organizational AI adoption

Bring agents to every team across the business

Omni is the AI engineer built into the platform. Describe what you need in plain language, and it builds an AI agent for any team across the business. No setup required.

Tag Omni like a teammate, right inside ChatGPT, Claude, or whatever you already use

Ask for an agent and Omni sets it up in a few clicks - no infrastructure, no setup project

Run actions and pull data through a secure, governed path, not a workaround

Teach Omni the skills and context you’ve already built in your chosen AI tool, so it comes with you

Home
Hi Joy, how can I help?

Hey Omni, build me a dashboard to track all my tasks and PRs on GitHub

Amazon Bedrock/Sonnet 5
Auto
Delegate tasks from
SlackTeamsClaudeChatGPTWhatsAppTelegramAPI · webhook · CLI · MCP
FinanceInvoice triageSupportTicket resolutionSalesCRM hygieneMarketingCampaign reportingEngineeringPR reviewITAccess requestsOpsIncident responseDataWeekly dashboardsHROnboardingLegalContract reviewFinanceInvoice triageSupportTicket resolutionSalesCRM hygieneMarketingCampaign reportingEngineeringPR reviewITAccess requestsOpsIncident responseDataWeekly dashboardsHROnboardingLegalContract review

The platform underneath

One integrated stack for building, connecting, sharing, and controlling agents across the company.

01

BUILD

Working agents in days, not quarters

Everything underneath is already built.

Agents handle multi-turn, multi-tool, long-horizon work, with budget controls built in.

Omni, the built-in AI engineer, sets up an agent from a plain-language description.

No infrastructure project: connectivity, permissions, and audit come with the platform.

Screen recording of the xpander app. A user types the plain-English question “Did anything risky get merged today?” to Omni. Omni replies “Checking today’s merges for anything risky”, then opens an AppSec review task for the last 24 hours and runs a github.list_merged tool call - no configuration or setup step in between.
Screen recording of the AppSec Review agent in xpander. On the left the agent reports “Reviewed 47 changes, blocked one, flagged six.” On the right, agent settings show the model being switched from a dropdown to Anthropic Opus 5, alongside the agent’s connected skills for AWS Redshift, Jira and Slack, with the agent’s logic left untouched.

02

CONNECT

Connected to the systems your business already runs on

Agents reach your applications, your data, and your cloud, through your existing identity and access setup.

Agents authenticate as the person who invoked them, through your identity provider, so every action respects that person’s existing permissions.

Connect the systems your teams work in: ticketing, data platforms, cloud accounts, and internal applications.

Run where your data lives: AWS, GCP, Azure, your VPC, on-prem, or fully air-gapped.

Screen recording of the AppSec Review agent in xpander. On the left the agent reports “Reviewed 47 changes, blocked one, flagged six.” On the right, agent settings show the model being switched from a dropdown to Anthropic Opus 5, alongside the agent’s connected skills for AWS Redshift, Jira and Slack, with the agent’s logic left untouched.

03

Multiplayer AI

One team builds an agent. The whole company uses it.

Agents and the people who use them work in the same place, with every action scoped and audited.

Any authorized team runs a published agent self-serve, instead of filing a ticket to the team that built it.

Agents work where people already do: Slack, Teams, ChatGPT, Claude, and the Omni UI.

People and agents share one conversation, so approvals and handoffs happen in the thread.

Screen recording of a shared xpander conversation titled “PR #1 Release Status”. An agent has posted a table of five AppSec findings with severity and status. Jessica James writes “@DavidTwizer can you approve the 3 high so Omni can file them?”, and David Twizer joins the same thread - people and the agent working in one permission-scoped conversation.
Screen recording of a shared xpander conversation titled “PR #1 Release Status”. An agent has posted a table of five AppSec findings with severity and status. Jessica James writes “@DavidTwizer can you approve the 3 high so Omni can file them?”, and David Twizer joins the same thread - people and the agent working in one permission-scoped conversation.
Screen recording of an xpander execution log showing 3 of 3 steps and 6 actions. Each step expands to reveal the individual tool calls beneath it - loading a skill, building a manifest, validating it and swapping it atomically - with “What it asked” and “What came back” recorded for every call.

04

CONTROL

Full visibility into every agent action and decision

One place defines who can run each agent, what it can reach, and what needs human approval.

Every agent has a named identity, and every action ties back to a specific human.

Every tool call is logged: runs, traces, approvals, failures, with spend attributed per task.

Credentials are injected from a vault at tool-call runtime, so the model never sees a secret.

Screen recording of an xpander execution log showing 3 of 3 steps and 6 actions. Each step expands to reveal the individual tool calls beneath it - loading a skill, building a manifest, validating it and swapping it atomically - with “What it asked” and “What came back” recorded for every call.

The xpander Universal Harness

One runtime that works with any model, runs in any environment, and delivers agents wherever your people already work. Change any of the three without rewriting your agents.

Works with

  • Gemini

  • Llama

  • GPT

  • Qwen

  • Deepseek

  • Z.ai

  • Mistral

  • Open-weight models

  • Your fine-tuned models

Runs on

  • AWS

  • GCP

  • Azure

  • your VPC

  • Air-gapped on-prem

Lives in

  • WhatsApp

  • Claude Code

  • the Omni UI

  • Whatever you adopt next

  • Slack

  • Telegram

Put governed agents to work across your company.

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