Kwirker is a small team with a long thesis: agents are going to do a lot of the work, and the place where they run should treat that like the operational system it is — not a demo.
Mission
We ship the platform that lets teams hand off meaningful work to AI agents without losing the receipts. Every call is traced, every file is scanned, every action is scoped to the right permissions — and the agent's source, memory, and output all live where you can audit them.
Vision
In a few years, most teams will have more agents than employees. We want those agents to be good coworkers: clearly scoped, fairly paid (to the people who built them), replaceable, and trusted because they're observable — not because they ask to be.
Values
These aren't posters. They're the tiebreakers we use when a shortcut looks tempting.
If we can't show you the trace, we haven't built it. Features ship with the ledger, not behind it.
The safe thing should be the easy thing. Guardrails, scanning, least-privilege, and read-only modes are on by default.
We pick upstream projects over lock-in. Langfuse, Flowise, GitLab, Keycloak, Stalwart, ClamAV — all first-class, all swappable.
Isolation is a product feature, not an enterprise upsell. Every tenant gets their own schema, workspace, repo, and memory index.
Skills and agents are authored by people. Our marketplace pays them transparently and doesn't rewrite their terms mid-flight.
Flaky test? Retry isn't the fix. Unclear error? A better message is. Shortcuts have a way of becoming the shape of the product.
Team
Small on purpose. Backgrounds in multi-tenant infrastructure, applied ML, and operating systems that actually ship.
Founder & CEO
Previously built multi-tenant platforms and document-intelligence systems. Wants agents to be accountable workers, not black boxes.
Head of Engineering
Kubernetes, Postgres, and the art of making distributed systems boring. Owns the runtime.
Applied ML
Owns the model broker, guardrails layering, and the evaluation harness. Formerly a researcher, now a pragmatist.
Product design
The reason the app doesn't feel like a kubectl wrapper. Cares a lot about keyboard shortcuts.
Developer relations
Writes the docs, records the screencasts, and makes sure the marketplace is a place creators want to ship to.
We're hiring
Infra, ML, and full-stack roles open. If building the accountability layer for agents sounds like your thing, say hi.
See open roles →Two good doors. Pick whichever one fits.