The Russian company K2Tech has introduced a new platform, RuClaw, designed for the secure implementation and management of AI agents within a protected corporate perimeter.
The main problems when using cloud AI services are the risks of data leakage, algorithmic opacity, and dependence on a single vendor. RuClaw addresses these issues by operating in an on-premise mode, which guarantees that all information is stored within the customer's infrastructure.
The platform provides control over the actions of AI agents. All operations are centrally managed and recorded in a secure audit log that cannot be stealthily altered. The access rights differentiation system allows for restricting commands and blocking dangerous operations.
Unlike solutions that require programming logic, the platform user independently defines a set of skills and tools for the agent, and also retrains it during operation. This allows the AI agent to adapt to changing tasks without being tied to the initial scenario.
The solution supports multi-vendor compatibility, working with various Russian and foreign large language models (LLM), and integrates with corporate systems through more than 50 tools and REST API.