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How does the Tale platform work?

Tale is the orchestrator for AI agents: one place where your agents share knowledge, run automations, and answer to the same approvals — self-hosted, on your terms.

How the platform fits together

Every window below is one module telling its own story — ground it in Knowledge, run it through Automations, hold it at Governance, compare it in Arena. Open any module for the full tour.

01 Agents

Every agent, one roster

Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini — docked beside in-product agents so work routes to the tool your team already runs.

Explore Agents

02 Knowledge

One library, cited everywhere

The product manual, the docs crawl, the price list, an FAQ entry — one indexed library every agent cites.

Explore Knowledge

03 Automations

Delegate multi-step work

An invoice pipeline extracts line items, holds anything over CHF 5,000, and files the rest to the ERP — every run logged.

Explore Automations

04 Governance

Held until someone decides

Even a knowledge write waits for a person. Approve, and the decision lands in the audit log with the budget in view.

Explore Governance

05 Arena

Two drafts, one brief

One announcement brief, two models side by side — the stronger draft ships.

Explore Chat

06 Projects

Scope by team

Every window above ran inside one workspace. Projects decide which agents, libraries, and members sit together — and who sees the runs.

Platform FAQ

Tale is a self-hosted orchestrator for AI agents: connect agents, pool knowledge, run automations, and govern every action on infrastructure you run.

Chat, Agents, Knowledge, Automations, Conversations, and Governance — plus Projects that scope work by team.

Yes. Community is MIT-licensed and free to self-host. Enterprise adds support and services on the same codebase.

Open Chat to try a grounded reply, or Agents to dock Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Gemini under one orchestrator.

See Tale on your stack

Book a guided demo or talk to the team about self-hosted deployment, pricing, and hardware.