Havenware

Your own governed AI fleet.

A team of AI agents that runs your inbox, outreach, and operations, and nothing they do ships without your yes.

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Or read how it works in the docs.

The approval queue: proposals wait here until you decide.

The operational tax

Running your own operation comes with a tax: the inbox, the follow-ups, the invoices, the posting. AI agents can do most of it already, and you haven’t handed it over because nobody wants an unsupervised agent near their email, their clients, or their money. So agents today are either fenced off and useless, or loose and wreaking havoc.

Havenware is the other option: a government for your agents.

This can be your fleet

A fleet, not a chatbot. Build yours within Havenware.

  • Heron

    inbox

    Notices a thread going quiet two days before you would.

    Triages what arrives, drafts your replies, and chases follow-ups before they go stale.

    Reply to the invoice query? · est ~1 min
  • Atlas

    outreach

    Treats silence as a scheduling problem.

    Researches leads, keeps sequences moving, and updates the CRM so you never have to.

    Send the follow-up to the quiet prospect? · est ~2 min
  • Vela

    social

    Drafts in your voice, always.

    Drafts posts in your voice and keeps the schedule you always mean to keep.

    Post the draft thread? · est ~1 min
  • Echo

    finance

    Never lets a transaction go uncategorized.

    Prepares invoices, matches payments, and readies the books for your accountant.

    Categorize 2 transactions? · est ~2 min
  • Nova

    research

    Watches the competition and keeps you a step ahead of it.

    Monitors the sources you care about, sends digests, and answers questions from your own documents.

    Send the weekly digest? · est ~1 min

Your agent's DNA

We wrap your agents in a governance layer that keeps them efficient and safe.

01 · dna
A middle-aged Latino professional as an agent, salt-and-pepper beard, in a warm taupe business suit: composed, approachable corporate headshot, stylized portrait.

limits: none

A domain, a goal, access to credentials and tools.

02 · the fitting
governance layer

+ credentials · scoped per agent

+ approval gate · in the execution path

+ audit trail · every action lands

+ secret scanning · keys stay out of transcripts

- unsupervised sends

- unscoped access

The harness control center lets you set the rules on how your agents behave.

03 · governed
The same professional in Havenware uniform, a high collar with cyan piping and the seal at the collar: composed corporate headshot, stylized portrait.

limits: enforced

The same agent, governed. The limits travel with it.

Anywhere you are

Your agents meet you where you are: WhatsApp, Discord, Telegram, SMS, email, or a call. Answer from any of them; the decision still lands in one queue and one trail.

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Governance

You stay in control

One loop keeps the fleet in order: propose, review, approve, execute, audit.

enforced

Every action is a proposal until you approve it. Enforced in code, not policy.

recorded

A full audit trail: which agent proposed what, when, and who approved it.

  1. 01

    Propose

    An agent packages the action as a proposal: one question, the context to decide it, an honest estimate of your time.

    new proposalfinance
    questionOvernight: 14 invoices matched to payments and filed. One supplier invoice is €480 over the quote, with no purchase order attached. Query the supplier about the difference?
    whyThe 14 matches are in the books already. The query is drafted, and it goes nowhere until you approve it.
    expiryin 48h
    est~1 min
    01 / 05
  2. 02

    Review

    The proposal waits in your queue. Nothing happens while it waits.

    approval queue1 open
    #167financeyes/noopen6h

    expires in 48h · est ~1 min

    02 / 05
  3. 03

    Approve

    You answer in a tap, or send it back.

    #167financeyes/no6h

    Overnight: 14 invoices matched to payments and filed. One supplier invoice is €480 over the quote, with no purchase order attached. Query the supplier about the difference?

    est ~1 min
    03 / 05
  4. 04

    Execute

    The agent acts, within exactly the scope you approved.

    execution log
    #167financesending query€480 over quote, no PO
    04 / 05
  5. 05

    Audit

    The proposal, your decision, and the action land in the trail.

    audit trail
    #167finance14 matched and filedquery sentapproved by you08:12:44
    #165inboxdeclined 8:00, offered 11:00approved by you07:32:18
    05 / 05

Oversight, not babysitting

Human oversight decays when reviewing costs too much: the queue grows and review turns into rubber-stamping. So every proposal is one decidable question, with context attached and an honest estimate in minutes, and agents earn autonomy through clean runs. An agent that proposes well gets a longer leash; one that slips goes back to review.

How it’s built

The primitives, for the technical reader.

  • governance

    Governance layer

    Human sign-off enforced at the code level. Consequential actions require an approval record to execute, not a policy asking agents to behave.

  • memory

    Per-agent memory

    Each agent keeps its own memory of its domain, its history, and your corrections.

  • tools

    MCP tool access

    Agents reach email, calendar, CRM, and finance tools through MCP servers, with per-agent credentials.

  • context

    Shared knowledge graph

    Context is shared across the fleet through a knowledge graph, so what one agent learns, the others can use.

  • substrate

    Provider-interoperable substrate

    Runs on Claude today, built against a provider-neutral interface. Havenware is the harness, not the model: bring your own providers and keys.

  • attribution

    Full action attribution

    Every action traces to an agent, an approval, and a timestamp.

Works with your stack

Your agents reach the tools you already use through MCP, the open standard, so the fleet plugs into your operation instead of replacing it.

  • Slack
  • Discord
  • WhatsApp
  • Telegram
  • Gmail
  • Google Drive
  • Google Calendar
  • Notion
  • Salesforce
  • HubSpot
  • GitHub
  • Linear

and many more

Your knowledge, compounding

Every correction you make and every approval you grant lands in a knowledge base that is yours: how you write, what you charge, who matters, what good looks like. A containment protocol keeps each part scoped, so the fleet draws on what it needs and nothing else.

Each cluster stays scoped; the protocol boundary decides what an agent can read.

The graph is kept in a structure built for fine-tuning models of your own, when you choose to. Your working data compounds into an asset you keep, not exhaust someone else mines.

For developers

Your fleet is a first-class citizen of your terminal. Dispatch a task from Claude Code, keep working, and the result comes back into your session as a proposal.

  • dispatch

    One command hands a task to a named agent, from your editor or your terminal.

  • async

    Agents run on their own nodes while you keep your thread.

  • governed

    What comes back is a proposal in your queue, not an action already taken.

Private by design

A fleet this close to your operation runs where you decide, on accounts you own.

  • self-hosted

    Your infrastructure

    Runs on your own hardware, a VPS you manage, or an EU cloud region. You choose where the fleet lives and who can reach it.

  • your accounts

    Your accounts, your model access

    Agents reach your email, calendar, CRM, and books through your accounts, with credentials scoped per agent. Model access works the same way: your keys, your choice of provider.

  • your data

    Your data stays yours

    Nothing your fleet does is used to build or improve anyone's models. The record of its work lands in your audit trail, on infrastructure you control.

Immutable audit trails.

audit trail
#153inboxreply sent: invoice queryapproved by you17:21
#152outreachfollow-up sent: quiet prospectapproved by you15:47
#151financeinvoice issued and filedapproved by you12:03
#150finance2 transactions categorizedapproved by you10:26
#149researchweekly digest sentapproved by you09:14

Read the governance contract →

Latest: Approval queue v2 · Jul 2026

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