Fig. 1 — Enterprise agent runtime

Give your AI agents a control plane, not just a chat window.

Rev. GoClaw v4 Security-first ops BYO provider keys

dewee runs agents across every provider and channel — with tenant isolation, real permissions, cost evidence, and audit trails — so teams move fast without losing control.

Isometric cut-away schematic of the dewee enterprise control plane
1

Tenant isolation

Each workspace keeps its own users, keys, memory and files. No shared data.

2

Permission nodes

Scoped grants and approval gates in front of every tool an agent can reach.

3

Provider routing

Bring your own keys across any model — local or enterprise endpoints.

4

Audit & cost trail

Every action recorded with the model that ran it and what it cost.

  • 1

    Tenant isolation

    Each workspace keeps its own users, keys, memory and files. No shared data.

  • 2

    Permission nodes

    Scoped grants and approval gates in front of every tool an agent can reach.

  • 3

    Provider routing

    Bring your own keys across any model — local or enterprise endpoints.

  • 4

    Audit & cost trail

    Every action recorded with the model that ran it and what it cost.

Routes to the providers & channels your teams already run

20+
Provider routes & OpenAI-compatible endpoints
7
Chat-native channel families in the gateway
5
Defense layers before tool execution
D1·R2·MCP
Cloudflare data, media & agent inspection

Fig. 2 — The gap

A chat window can answer.
It can't run a company.

The moment agents act on real systems — money, data, customers — "just a chatbot" turns into three problems no prompt can fix.

  1. 01

    No isolation

    One workspace, one key, everyone's data mixed together. Fine for a demo, unacceptable for clients.

  2. 02

    No permission

    An agent that can read a doc can usually also delete it, post it, or pay for it. Nobody approved that.

  3. 03

    No evidence

    When spend spikes or something ships wrong, there's no trail of who acted, with which model, and why.

Fig. 3 — How it works

Three moves from prompt to accountable action.

  1. 01

    Connect

    Bring your provider keys and plug in the channels your teams already use — OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, local models, Slack, Discord, Telegram and more.

  2. 02

    Govern

    Carve out tenants, set scoped permissions and approval gates, and put budgets and policy in front of every tool an agent can reach.

  3. 03

    Act with evidence

    Agents and people work the same queue. Every action lands with an audit trail, a cost record, and the model that ran it.

Fig. 4 — The platform

Four things a chat window will never give you.


Fig. 4.1 One layer, many teams, zero data bleed — technical illustration

Multi-tenant control plane

One layer, many teams, zero data bleed

Tenants, users, sessions, keys, memory and files stay separated — so internal teams and clients share the same operating layer without ever sharing data.

Fig. 4.2 Five checks before any tool runs — technical illustration

Security-first

Five checks before any tool runs

Policy, injection detection, credential scrubbing, scoped grants and sandboxing sit between intent and execution.

Fig. 4.3 Lead agents delegate, people approve — technical illustration

Human + agent teamwork

Lead agents delegate, people approve

Agents create tasks, hand off work and collect results on shared boards — with humans kept in the decision path.

Fig. 4.4 Your keys, your models, your bill — technical illustration

Provider freedom

Your keys, your models, your bill

Route across OpenAI-compatible, Anthropic, Gemini, Groq, DeepSeek, local or enterprise endpoints — no LLM credits bought from dewee.

  • Knowledge vault

    Documents, memory and knowledge-graph retrieval, tenant-scoped.

  • Cost observability

    Per-run token, cost and fallback evidence your finance team can read.

  • Channels & webhooks

    Slack, Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp, Zalo, WebSocket and HTTP APIs.

Fig. 5 — Security-first by design

Permissions, audit trails, and review before any tool runs.

dewee puts five defense layers between an agent's intent and execution — policy checks, credential scrubbing, scoped permissions, approval gates, and audit evidence — so operators stay in control of every action.

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Fig. 6 — Enterprise comparison

Where dewee sits beside GoClaw, OpenClaw, and Hermes.

A positioning table, not a benchmark. OpenClaw and Hermes are strong self-hosted/autonomous projects; dewee is shaped around enterprise governance.


Capability dewee GoClaw OpenClaw Hermes
Enterprise tenancy and RBAC Advanced tenant isolation, permissions, and admin control-plane Core runtime maintained for stability Personal/self-hosted gateway focus Personal autonomous-agent focus
Security-first agent operations Policy, audit trails, credential scrubbing, and deployment review Runtime hardening and production security layers Depends on local/self-hosted setup Depends on operator deployment and tool permissions
Human and agent teamwork Lead agents, member agents, approvals, and shared work evidence Agent teams and task boards continue in maintenance path Single gateway runtime model in public docs Autonomous agent with persistent memory and skills
Provider strategy BYO API keys and enterprise provider routing Broad provider support Bring your own models/providers Configurable providers and toolsets
Knowledge layer Vault, documents, memory, and AgentBrain deep integration path Knowledge features stay stable Workspace/session-store oriented Persistent memory and self-improving skills
Commercial support Enterprise support, onboarding, and self-hosted option Community/open runtime maintenance Open-source community model Open-source ecosystem
A chatbot answers. An operating layer is accountable — for who acted, with which model, under what permission, at what cost.

The dewee thesis

Fig. 8 — Created by NextLevelBuilder.io

Built by operators who ship AI products, education, and infrastructure.

NLB builds from live product pressure — customer workflows, agent tooling, deployment automation, and knowledge-heavy systems held to enterprise expectations.


01
Duy Nguyen portrait

Duy Nguyen

NLB founder, product and engineering

Builds agent tooling, product automation, and AI-native engineering systems.

02
Cuong Vo portrait

Cuong Vo

NLB operator and growth advisor

Brings product launch, pre-order, and automation operating experience.

03
Viet Tran portrait

Viet Tran

Architecture advisor

Supports high-load systems thinking, education, and enterprise architecture.

Fig. 9 — Vision and roadmap

From agent gateway to governed operating layer.

GoClaw stays the stability path. dewee is the enterprise branch where permissions, tenancy, and knowledge features move faster.


  1. Now

    dewee private enterprise platform, marketing site, and hosted control-plane boundary.

  2. July 2026

    More advanced permissions, admin analytics, tenant onboarding, and agent website automation.

  3. August 2026

    emree coming soon: pro-user AI coworker across providers, browser, desktop, and dewee control.

  4. Later

    Optional bundled LLM subscription research, deeper enterprise deployment options.

Fig. 10 — FAQ

Questions customers ask before choosing dewee.

This FAQ summarizes deployment boundaries, refund policy, provider keys, On-Premises scope, and privacy before teams move into app.dewee.sh.


How is SaaS different from On-Premises?
SaaS runs in dewee-managed shared hosting. Dedicated TOSE runtime gives a stronger isolated runtime boundary. On-Premises is installed on customer infrastructure.
What is the refund policy?
SaaS subscriptions can request a refund within 14 days of purchase, subject to abuse, heavy usage, completed setup work, payment processor, and legal exclusions.
How do teams evaluate before buying?
Teams can review pricing, read the policy pages, and book a demo with NextLevelBuilder.io before subscribing or requesting an On-Premises quote.
Does dewee include LLM credits?
Not yet. Customers bring their own AI provider API keys and control provider spend inside app.dewee.sh.
What is included in the On-Premises estimate?
The public ~$5K++ estimate includes installation on customer server or computer, around 5 custom workflows, annual license, maintenance, and updates for 1 year.
What about data, security, and privacy?
dewee focuses on tenant isolation, permission controls, audit evidence, provider-key boundaries, and public Terms, Privacy, and Refund policy pages.

Fig. 12 — Start with dewee

Give your agents a control plane your security team trusts.