Everyone wants agents. Almost nobody can deploy them.
A cloud agent has to see your screen to use your software, and it holds live sessions inside your
systems. In a regulated environment, the security review of a vendor that watches every screen and
clicks every button does not conclude — it stalls.
Installed once. Then it stays put.
Install inside the perimeter
Convaire runs on your servers or workstations — bare metal, your hypervisor, your private cloud. Your
IT team owns the box.
Point it at your tools
Agents authenticate through your identity provider and hold sessions in your environment. You issue and
revoke every credential.
It works where your software already is
The agent drives a screen that exists on your infrastructure. Frames and keystrokes are processed in
memory and discarded.
Risky actions stop for a human
Payments, deletions, external sends, and anything you mark sensitive pause and wait for approval.
Local-first is not a setting. It is the design.
- No egress for task data — the only outbound call is license validation.
- Your model, your choice — open weights on your GPUs, or a private endpoint you have
already approved.
- Frames are never stored — what persists is a text audit log on storage you own.
- Auditable by construction — every action carries a timestamp, target application,
input, and the human who approved it.
Give each agent a job
Social media, CRM operations, networking, inbox, vendor portals, security questionnaires,
reconciliation, and support queues. An agent is a role, not a chatbot.
Every screen is already an API
Enterprise software was built for a person with a mouse. A model that can see a screen and operate it
makes the interface itself the integration. The organisations with the most work to hand over are the
ones least able to hand it to a vendor's cloud.