For Platform Eng · Integration owners

Connect anything. Without building a thing.

Bolt is the AI SuperAgent for work, and it’s open by architecture. Any system you can put behind open MCP shows up in one governed surface: the SaaS you buy, and the in-house app only you run.

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The crux

Your team works across a dozen systems and a browser full of tabs. Bolt is one AI SuperAgent that reaches them all. It recognizes what’s in front of you, does the work in a keystroke, and reaches for the model last, so your data stays protected, your tokens stay spent only when they must, and the work just gets done.

Built for the AI age

Empower. Govern. Audit.

The three things an enterprise actually needs from AI at work, in one SuperAgent, not three products.

Empower

Get work done in one keystroke: recognize, compute, search, ask, act across every system. Most everyday answers resolve on-device, at zero tokens.

Govern

PII masked at the model boundary, RBAC over systems and models, identity passthrough, and admin kill-switches on every connector, model and capability.

Audit

What the AI did, recorded and offline-verifiable: answer “what did AI touch?” the instant you’re asked.

The integration tax you keep paying

Every new tool is another integration project

The cost isn’t the license. It’s the months of glue, and the systems that never get connected at all.

Wait on the vendor’s roadmap

The integration you need is “coming”, so the work happens in a browser tab, ungoverned, until it ships.

Your in-house apps get left out

The internal tool that runs your business has no off-the-shelf connector, so AI never reaches it.

Every connector is its own snowflake

Bespoke auth, bespoke scopes, bespoke audit: N integrations, N security reviews.

No single place to see or govern it

Access is scattered across point tools: no one policy, no one log for what AI can touch.

One SuperAgent, every system

Connect everything, 1st- and 3rd-party, into one governed surface

Your apps, your models, your tools and agents, even the in-house app only you run, reached as you, governed by IT, audited for everyone.

The governed hub

Bring your systems, your models and your tools, under one policy

Any system, even your in-house apps

Email, docs, tickets, CRM, code, data, and the internal app only your company runs, connected through open MCP, not a fixed catalog you wait on us to extend.

The models you choose

Bring your own LLMs and route by policy. The model is reached for last, on your terms, never by default.

MCP, agents, skills & apps

An open hub your org extends: connect any HTTP MCP server, push the approved tools and agents, and kill-switch the rest.

Identity passthrough

Bolt acts with your identity and respects your access. You see only what you’re allowed to, in every connected system.

RBAC over everything

Admins govern who can reach which system, model, tool and skill, by role, department and group.

Audited & distributed centrally

Roll the hub out to the org, change it once, and keep a tamper-evident record of what the agent did, who approved it, and who was signed in.

Open by architecture

Connect anything. Reach it as you. Govern it once.

Bolt isn’t a fixed list of integrations. It’s an open surface that reaches any system you can put behind open MCP, the famous SaaS names, and the in-house app only your company has.

Any 3rd-party system

Jira, Confluence, GitHub, ServiceNow, Slack, your CRM and 100+ more, connected through open MCP, not a proprietary plugin you wait on us to build.

Your 1st-party & in-house apps

The internal tool only your company runs is a first-class citizen, put it behind MCP and it’s reached from the same box, under the same policy.

Recognize what matters to you

Bolt already recognizes ~2,254 shapes on sight. It’s built to extend, bring your organization’s own apps and reference data into the same recognition surface.

Governed the same way, everywhere

Every connection, ours or yours, inherits identity passthrough, RBAC and audit. New systems don’t mean new blind spots.

One surface, every system

Reach Jira, your wiki and your in-house app from one box

Anything you can put behind open MCP shows up here: the SaaS you buy and the app only you run. Reached with your identity, governed by your policy, recorded in your audit log.

mcp open in-house

The shift

Stop building N connectors. Govern one surface.

Same reach for the user. One identity, policy and log for you. Across every system, including your own.

Integrations today

N snowflakes, N reviews

  • A bespoke connector and review per system
  • In-house apps left unconnected. AI never reaches them
  • Access and audit scattered across point tools
  • New system = new blind spot

With Bolt

One open door, one policy

  • Any MCP-speaking system reached from one surface
  • Your in-house app is a first-class citizen, same as SaaS
  • Identity passthrough, RBAC and audit on every connection
  • New system inherits the policy you already wrote

Why it’s safe to say yes

You don’t trade control for speed. You get both

Every AI tool promises productivity. Bolt is the one built so the security review passes.

Masked gated identity-aware audited in your boundary

Governed by design

The six things that make it deployable

PII masked at the model boundary

Emails, SSNs, card and account numbers and keys are tokenized before any model sees them and restored in the answer, and free-form text stays on your own LLM, inside your boundary. The tool gets the real value; detected identifiers are tokenized before the model.

Identity passthrough

Bolt acts with your identity and respects your access, every connected system shows you only what you’re permitted to see.

RBAC over systems, models & tools

Capabilities gated by role, department and group, with admin kill-switches (even proactive AI suggestions can be turned off org-wide).

A tamper-evident audit trail

The agent’s turns, tool calls and approvals are recorded and exportable, a portable proof you can verify offline, built for the auditor in the room.

You define the boundary

No Sparcle server sits in the path. Deploy in your own infrastructure (Helm / Docker) or fully on-device.

The model is reached for last

Most answers come from on-device recognition at zero tokens. The LLM is the exception, not the default, less spend, less exposure.

Governed AI

Detected sensitive values are tokenized before the prompt leaves your boundary

Use AI on real work without leaking the identifiers in it. Emails, card and account numbers, SSNs, phone numbers and keys are masked before anything reaches the model and restored in the reply, and when you point it at your own LLM, the rest stays inside your boundary too.

privacy governed safe

What changes

The numbers your platform team cares about

100+

systems reachable through open MCP

plus any in-house app you put behind it
1

identity, policy and audit model

every connection inherits it, ours or yours
0

proprietary plugins to wait on

if it speaks MCP, you connect it yourself

Free, but governed

Put it in every hand for free. Keep every action under control

The SuperAgent is free to deploy. The governed server is the part you don’t want to skip, it’s the difference between an AI tool and an AI tool your security team can sign off on.

Free client

Productivity for everyone

  • Runs on every desktop, no per-seat AI bill
  • Hundreds of instant answers with zero tokens
  • The whole work surface: recognize, compute, search, ask
  • Nothing to lose by rolling it out widely

Governed server

Control your security team will sign off on

  • Every AI prompt masked at the boundary
  • RBAC over systems, models, tools and skills
  • Agent turns, tool calls and approvals in a tamper-evident audit log
  • Data stays in your infrastructure, never ours

One gateway you run

Three agent CLIs, no vendor appliance.

Claude Code started from Bolt is masked on the laptop; Codex and the Gemini CLI are masked when pointed at Bolt's relay by config. Bolt hosts ACP agents, speaks MCP, publishes a signed A2A agent card and offers an OpenAI-compatible endpoint.

The ask · Empower · Govern · Audit

Open the door once. Connect everything behind it.

Roll out the free SuperAgent and connect your systems through open MCP: the SaaS you buy and the apps you build. Switch on the governed server and every one of those connections is reached as the user, gated by policy, and recorded in a tamper-evident log.

Any

system that speaks MCP

1

governed surface for all of it

0

integrations you wait on us to build

Every other seat

Same platform, argued from where you sit

Each role page makes the case in that role's own language, and links back here.

See it on your own data

Bolt runs inside your perimeter, on the LLM you choose.