AICentral
AI agents that do real operational work
Not a chatbot with opinions — agents with hands. AICentral runs company-scoped AI agents with a persistent persona, long-term memory, encrypted credentials and real tool execution: shell, AWS and Azure CLIs, git, files and databases, inside isolated per-agent sandboxes. You have already met one — Elif on our homepage runs on AICentral.
Agents with memory, credentials and consequences
Real Tool Execution
Shell, AWS/Azure CLIs, git, files and databases — executed inside an isolated sandbox per agent, with confirmation gates before destructive actions.
Persistent Agents
Long-term memory and a stable persona per agent, scoped to your company. Your agent remembers last month's incident and this quarter's priorities.
Every Channel You Use
WhatsApp, Slack, Telegram, Microsoft Teams, a generic HTTP webhook and cron-scheduled prompts — agents live where your team already talks.
Encrypted Credentials
Cloud keys and API tokens are stored encrypted and injected into the sandbox at execution time — agents use credentials without exposing them in chat.
Operational Use Cases
Cloud audits, cost reports, cluster health checks, incident triage, document generation, customer-facing chat — the work our own agents do daily.
Multi-Model
Works with multiple LLM providers, with routing and fallback — no single-vendor lock at the model layer.
We run our company on it
- Elif, the assistant on our homepage, is an AICentral agent answering prospects in three languages — live, right now.
- Our operations agents run scheduled infrastructure checks, incident triage and reporting across client environments every day.
- Machine-readable spec: claw.grafclouds.com/llms.txt — point your own AI tooling at it. Human docs at docs.
Where does it fit next to the rest of the family? AiMon watches and diagnoses; AICentral acts and reports; DNS Wall guards the network layer. Same team, one ecosystem.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from ChatGPT or Claude with plugins?
AICentral agents are persistent (memory and persona per agent, per company), hold encrypted credentials, and execute real tools in isolated sandboxes with confirmation gates — designed for operational work with consequences, not one-off conversations.
Is it safe to give an AI agent shell access?
Each agent runs in its own isolated sandbox with least-privilege credentials, an audit trail, and confirmation gates before destructive actions. The same discipline covered in our AI operations guide.
Which channels are supported?
WhatsApp, Slack, Telegram, Microsoft Teams, a generic HTTP webhook and cron-scheduled prompts.
What does it cost?
Per-agent/tenant pricing scoped to your use case — contact us for a demo and quote. See also our pricing page.
Talk to an agent before you buy one
Elif on the homepage is the live demo. For your own use case — a scoped pilot agent with your tools — book 30 minutes.
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