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Orchestrate every AI agent on your stack

Connect Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, OpenClaw, and the rest of your team's agents. Pool their knowledge, delegate real work — on infrastructure you run.

ISO 27001 · SOC 2 Type II · GDPR · MIT Licensed · Open Source

How Tale orchestrates your AI agents

Connect what you use, pool what you know, delegate the work, govern the result — then compare models and scope by project.

01 Agents & integrations

Bring the agents you already trust

Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, OpenClaw — plus Slack, GitHub, Outlook, and the rest of your stack. Nothing gets replaced; everything gets coordinated.

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02 Knowledge

One knowledge base, every answer grounded

Documents, websites, product and customer data flow into a shared knowledge base. Agents answer from what your company actually knows — with citations you can check.

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03 Automations

Delegate the work, not the control

Automations chain LLM steps, conditions, and actions into workflows that run on triggers — inbox triage, escalations, weekly reports. Every run leaves a log.

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04 Approvals & audit

Approve before it ships. Audit after.

Human-in-the-loop approvals gate the actions that matter. Audit logs, budgets, guardrails, and SSO keep every agent inside your rules.

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05 Chat Arena

Compare models on the same prompt

Arena runs one question through two models side by side. Pick the reply that fits — without leaving the thread or retyping the ask.

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06 Projects

Scope agents and knowledge by team

Projects keep agents, documents, and members in the right workspace. Support stays on support; engineering keeps its own stack.

Your Infrastructure. Your Data. Your Rules.

Run AI on your terms — from where it's hosted to how every action is governed.

Self-hosted by default

Runs entirely on your infrastructure — no cloud required. Pair it with local models and no data leaves your network; either way, nothing locks you to a vendor.

Security built in

Single sign-on, sensitive data detection, content safety guardrails, full activity logging, and budget controls — all built in, not bolted on.

Fully open source

The entire codebase is public under the MIT license. Read it, audit it, change what you need — without asking anyone.

Works with the agents you run

Dock Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, OpenClaw, Pi, and OpenCode under one orchestrator you host.

  • Claude
  • Codex
  • Gemini
  • Cursor
  • Hermes
  • OpenClaw
  • Pi
  • OpenCode

Plugged into the tools you already run

Connect Gmail, Slack, GitHub, Shopify, and your model providers once per organization — every agent and automation shares the same governed credentials.

SECURITY

Compliance you can verify

ISO 27001SOC 2 Type IIGDPRMIT LicensedOpen Source

Independent & Transparent

Swiss-based and vendor-neutral — no ties to a cloud or model provider, so your deployment answers only to you.

Certified & Compliant

Certified to ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II, and GDPR-compliant — audit logs and data controls mean you always know where your data is stored.

Frequently Asked Questions

Still have questions?Contact the team

Tale is an open-source, self-hosted platform that orchestrates AI agents: it connects the agents and CLIs your team already uses, pools their knowledge into one governed knowledge base, and runs automations with human approval — on your own infrastructure or in a managed cloud in Switzerland or the EU.

Yes. Tale is MIT-licensed and the full feature set ships in the free Community edition — Enterprise adds support and services, not features.

Yes. Tale self-hosts on your VPC, on-premises hardware, or fully air-gapped environments; with local models, no data ever leaves your network.

Enterprise is billed per user/month, with two months free when paying yearly. Storage beyond the included quota is billed per TB/month. The Community edition stays free for self-hosted use.

No. All product features are available in the open source version too. Enterprise adds extended support and services.

No. You can bring your own models, but it's not required. Tale supports most major AI providers without markup — cloud model usage is billed at your provider's rates and is not included in the plans.

Yes. Tale supports the major cloud AI providers without markup — usage is billed at your provider's rates, so you keep your vendor and your existing billing.

Yes — hardware is available on rental, leasing, or purchase terms. Mention it when you contact the team and you'll get a quote for the configuration that fits.

Yes. Tale is hardware- and model-agnostic, so you're free to use your own.

Yes. Custom model training and fine-tuning are available for clients. Bring it up in the demo call if you need it.

Deploy Tale on your infrastructure.

Orchestrate your AI agents on a sovereign stack you run yourself — get in touch, or spin one up in four commands.

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Self-host in four commands

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tale-project/tale/main/scripts/install-cli.sh | bashtale init my-projectcd my-projecttale dev
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