The AI Operating System for AI-native organizations

Valgist is an AI operating system for organizations. Instead of a single shared chatbot, every employee gets their own AI agent — with its own skills, memory and access to your organization's knowledge — reachable from the chat apps they already use. Underneath sits one gateway, a shared knowledge layer, connectors into your existing systems, and an admin console for roles and guardrails.

A chatbot answers questions and a copilot assists inside one application. An AI operating system is the layer every department runs on: shared knowledge, shared connectors, shared governance, and a personal agent per employee that can actually execute work across systems. Disconnected chatbots and single-team copilots do not compound; a common platform does.

Lark, Microsoft Teams, Telegram and a built-in web chat today, all through one gateway. Because routing happens in the gateway rather than in each agent, adding another channel does not change how the agents are built.

An AI Engine is a ready-made module for one business domain — Sales, Marketing, Finance, Smart Factory, Operations, Supply Chain or People. Each engine ships with automation workflows, connectors, skills and agent profiles. You snap it into Valgist, tailor it with your own experts, and the agents go to work. You can also build a custom engine from your team's own playbooks.

Yes — Valgist runs an open-core model. The Community edition includes the full gateway, agent runtime and admin console, is free forever and is self-hosted on your own infrastructure. The paid Personalized and Enterprise editions add process workshops, custom agents and connectors, organizational scale and enterprise-grade security and governance.

Yes. Valgist connects to the systems you already run through MCP servers and standard APIs — ERP, CRM, data warehouses, ticketing and document stores. Documents, data and SOPs live in one shared knowledge layer that every agent can draw on, with your existing permissions enforced.

Valgist is multi-user by design rather than by retrofit. Each employee's agent runs in its own isolated container, access is role-based, guardrails constrain what agents may do, and every tool call an agent makes is observable from the admin console. The Community edition can run entirely on your own infrastructure so no data leaves your environment.

The Community core can be self-hosted immediately. For Personalized and Enterprise rollouts, work starts with process deep-dive workshops rather than technology, and new workflows typically go live in days rather than months — after that, your team modifies them by asking, with no change-request queue.