Runwaize provides Supervaize, a SaaS command center that lets business teams monitor, control, and audit AI agents in production through real‑time dashboards, human‑in‑the‑loop controls, and immutable audit trails. The platform includes an open‑source controller that integrates with major agent frameworks via an A2A protocol, enabling safe supervision and compliance without deep technical expertise.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Businesses are deploying AI agents that can execute workflows and make decisions, but they lack operational tools to monitor, control, and audit these autonomous systems, leading to financial, compliance, and reputational risks.
Solution
Runwaize offers Supervaize, a SaaS command center that provides business teams with real-time dashboards, human‑in‑the‑loop controls, and full audit trails for AI agents in production. The platform adds an operational layer that enables safe supervision, governance, and scaling of autonomous workflows. An open‑source runtime, Supervaizer Controller, integrates with major agent frameworks via an A2A protocol, making agents controllable and auditable. Together, these tools let organizations monitor agent actions, intervene when needed, and maintain compliance without requiring deep technical expertise.
Target Audience
Primary customers are business managers and operations teams that run AI‑driven workflows, as well as AI agent developers who need a production‑grade operational layer for their agents.
Features
- Real‑time monitoring dashboards showing agent activity, performance metrics, and risk indicators
- Human‑in‑the‑loop controls to pause, modify, or override agent decisions on demand
- Comprehensive, immutable audit trails for every agent action to support compliance reporting
- Open‑source Supervaizer Controller runtime that adds controllability and audit hooks to agents built with major frameworks
- Support for the A2A protocol enabling interoperability between heterogeneous AI agents and the command center
- Role‑based access control and zero‑trust security model to protect sensitive operations