Open-source AI middleware

Connect AI agents to your existing business systems safely.

Bailing AI is a self-hosted agent control plane. It routes business events to models or executors, exposes selected OpenAPI/SDK tools to agents, enforces governance and approvals, records audit trails, and sends results back to your business system.

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curl -fsSL https://www.bailinghub.com/install.sh | sh Demo Tools SDK
01

Business tools, not raw access

Expose selected actions through OpenAPI or SDK-generated specs. The agent only sees what the route allows.

02

Governed execution

Apply allowlists, risk levels, rate limits, human approval, HMAC signatures, audit logs, and trace data to every tool call.

03

Business-side authority

Tool calls carry an on-behalf-of subject, but your backend remains the final authority for permissions.

HOW IT WORKS

A control plane between agents and business systems

runtime path
Business system / web widget / inbound channel
  → Bailing AI route
  → context assembly: messages + memory + knowledge + page context
  → model or executor
  → governed business tools
  → signed business API call
  → business backend verifies signature and checks its own permissions
DIFFERENT FROM

Not another chatbot or workflow engine

Not a generic chatbot

Bailing AI focuses on controlled business actions, audit trails, traceability, and delivery back to the system that triggered the task.

Not a traditional workflow engine

Routes configure models, memory, knowledge, tools, approvals, and delivery. Agents can act dynamically inside governed boundaries.

Not a replacement for MCP

MCP is a tool protocol ecosystem. Bailing AI is the business-side control plane around tools, identity, risk, and audit.

Built for existing systems

Keep your backend, database, permission table, and business processes. Add a governed AI control plane next to them.

GET STARTED

Run the demo, then expose your first business tool.

Start with Docker Compose, inspect the demo route and tool provider, then connect one read-only API from your own system.

Docker demo Tool docs SDK docs