BizClaw Is Live: Business AI Under Company Control

The company manages AI. Employees use AI.

BizClaw is now live. We built it around a practical idea: businesses should be able to use AI without handing the operating boundary to a collection of disconnected tools and personal accounts.

AI can help people draft, research, analyze and move work forward. But a business needs more than a useful answer. It also needs to know who is acting, which rules apply, where a model request goes, and how the work can be picked up later.

One company-owned operating boundary

BizClaw gives the company a place to manage its AI environment and gives employees a focused way to use it. The company chooses the environment and operating rules. Model providers can be local or cloud-based, with routing selected by the company.

That boundary matters because the work is still the business's responsibility. Provider credentials, identity, policy and execution belong in the environment the company operates—not in each employee's collection of separate AI accounts.

Three parts, one clear owner

BizClaw Core is the company runtime. It manages identity, policy, provider routing and execution.

BizClaw Work is the employee desktop. People can ask questions, attach material and continue work through the Core without having to choose model vendors or handle provider API keys themselves.

Cases keep a piece of business work together. A Case carries its context, decisions, actions and outcome, so work can pause and continue without losing the record. A Case never closes. It sleeps.

Together, these parts make AI usable for employees while keeping authority and business context with the company.

Choose the route; understand the boundary

A company can select a local model provider or route work to a cloud provider. When a cloud provider is selected, requests sent there are processed under that provider's service terms. The company chooses the provider and routing policy, and should make that choice with its data requirements in view.

BizClaw.com supports releases, partner operations and license entitlements. It does not receive Case prompts, messages, LocalThink Format (LTF) content or model credentials.

Built for real operations

Getting business AI running well involves more than installing an app. Teams may need infrastructure, provider setup, operating rules and ongoing support. BizClaw's partner-led rollout model lets local partners help with deployment and operations while the company retains its own Core and operating boundary.

BizClaw is live for organizations ready to put AI to work with clearer ownership. The company manages AI. Employees use AI. Cases keep the work with the business.