Say yes to AI.
The first enterprise-ready MCP. KAiZAI governs your AI agents and wires them to a managed catalog of enterprise services. Microsoft 365, GitHub, Atlassian, Slack, and more. All on the IDP, endpoint manager, and SIEM your team already runs.
Any model
Claude, GPT, Gemini, open source
Any IDP
SAML / OIDC / OAuth
Services
Pre-built and maintained
Every action
Logged and attributed
The problem
Shadow AI is the new Shadow IT.
You've spent years getting Shadow IT under control. In 2010 it was Dropbox on personal accounts. In 2015 it was Slack before IT approved it. In 2020 it was Notion with credit-card signups. Today it's Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, and Cursor, connected to corporate systems with credentials you never issued.
KAiZAI is the Shadow IT playbook, ported to agents. Give users a sanctioned path, log everything, take the credentials back.
Shadow AI
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Personal API keys running on corporate data
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No record of who prompted what, when
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IT can't answer "which tools can this agent reach?"
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Installs outside your endpoint pipeline
Sanctioned AI
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IDP-authenticated agents on credentials IT issued
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Every prompt and tool call attributed to a user
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IT scopes tools per agent, down to the function
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Endpoint-ready MCP config through your existing pipeline
The platform
What saying yes to AI looks like.
Four capabilities that make the yes defensible.
Any model
Every MCP-compatible agent works: Anthropic Claude, OpenAI, Google Gemini, and open-source models. A lightweight proxy handles clients that don't yet speak MCP natively. When vendor contracts change or a better model ships, swap providers without redeploying agents or rewriting your access policy.
Any IDP
Any SAML 2.0 or OIDC provider plugs in: Okta, Entra ID, Ping, Auth0, Google Workspace, OneLogin. IDP group membership drives RBAC automatically, and scope goes down to function level per service (read, write, destructive). Teams without an IDP can assign permissions manually.
Services
A managed catalog of pre-built service integrations spanning communication, dev tools, DevOps, finance, and productivity. Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, GitHub, Atlassian, Slack, Notion, and more. We keep each one current as APIs shift. New services ship into the catalog and appear for every customer automatically.
Every action
Every prompt, response, and tool call is captured and attributed to the named user who issued it. Search in the KAiZAI dashboard or forward to Splunk, Sentinel, or Chronicle. Retention is configurable, logs stay exportable, and when someone asks who did what six months from now through which tool, the log has the answer.
Deployment
Three connections. That's the install.
If this were more exciting, that'd be a bug.
Connect your IDP
SAML 2.0 or OIDC: Okta, Entra ID, Ping, or Auth0. Group membership syncs and drives RBAC from the first request.
Drop the MCP config
A small JSON snippet per agent, plus a step-by-step runbook for your endpoint pipeline. OAuth signs users in on first tool use, no tokens to ship.
Register services
The managed catalog covers Microsoft 365, GitHub, Atlassian, Slack, and more. Every call scoped, logged, and attributed.
Bring AI out of the shadows.
Your users are already running AI against corporate data. KAiZAI is the sanctioned path, on the stack you already own.