Introducing CopilotKit Soar: Self-Hosted AI Coworkers, Built for Your Company

CopilotKit has introduced Soar, a self-hosted platform for deploying customizable AI coworkers within enterprise infrastructure, supported by the company’s engineers for setup, branding, and initial development. Positioned as an alternative to personal cloud-based agents such as Grok Bot, OpenAI dots, and Meta Muse, Soar emphasizes company ownership of data, credentials, agent memory, models, and shared team workflows. Coworkers can perform roles such as handling inboxes, preparing sales briefs, reviewing expenses, reproducing support bugs, and summarizing incidents, while operating through web, desktop, Slack, Teams, SMS, or internal tools. The platform provides IT governance through policy checkpoints, approval requirements, identity integrations, audit logs, SIEM streaming, and customer-controlled storage and model-provider choices. Built around AG-UI for agent-user interactions and MCP for tool connectivity, Soar supports existing agent frameworks, approved MCP servers, hundreds of application connectors, and models from major providers or local deployments. Its learning features convert completed work threads into reviewable skills and enable browser-based demonstrations to teach coworkers repeatable processes, with early-access customers offered a 30-day deployment and engineering support.

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