The 3rd-most used agent at Runlayer creates a living graph of our entire company. We couldn't operate without it. How it works (bookmark this): - Pulls from meeting transcripts, publicly accessible emails, public Slack channels, Linear tickets, and GitHub commits on a daily basis - Reads this activity and spawns sub-agents to record it all - Generates a knowledge graph of the company's decisions, action items, blockers, and key updates - Inserts this into a living database that's constantly updating The core idea is to record Runlayer's core systems and activity across the graph. Then, synthesize that information to help with higher-level work. A few sub-agents we run using this context graph: - Product overview agent: updates a product overview page based on shipped work so it reflects what Runlayer offers, day-of, for GTM - Messaging agent: continuously updates a Notion page with core messaging it hears across sales calls that is resonating - Competitive battlecard agent: detects competitor mentions from sales calls, Slack, and emails, adds missing competitors, and updates battlecards with reasons they position themselves as better Now, we have a constantly-updating database which employees (and agents) can reference. We can learn from this memory layer to make decisions, prioritize features, and find out what repetitive tasks should become an agent. Runlayer gives our employees a golden path to build agents like these, and this is the direct result. Follow if you're interested in seeing more agents - I'll be publishing stuff like this every week. I'll probably post the top 2 next week.

You can't make an AI-native company by mandate. When you try, 5% of people run with AI. The other 95% hit the valley of despair, and give up. Buying Claude licenses is the first step, but it's a smoke screen. Your employees hit the valley of despair next. - They want to connect Claude to sensitive tools and systems. - They want to build and share skill files. - They want to build agents. That’s the part that gets hard. Adding Claude doesn't magically change your workflows. Companies succeed by making the right way to use AI the easy way. Concretely: 1. Right path: Golden path for every employee, not just power users 2. Right platform: enablement AND control in one platform. Security platforms stifle adoption. They're not built for actual usage. 3. Right choice: a platform used by actual AI-native companies, not laggards. This is how we designed @Runlayer. This is how AI-native customers like Gusto and Instacart use Runlayer. Those executives mandated AI usage, sure. They also gave every single employee a golden path.

Anthropic just shipped MCP Tunnels. @Runlayer supports them on day one, after months of close work with the @AnthropicAI team. The Anthropic tunnel carries Claude's MCP calls into your network. The Runlayer Gateway is where they land: one endpoint in front of every MCP server you run, applying identity, policy, security, and logging on every call.

"Who uses Runlayer at Gusto? Everybody." Legal, HR, finance, engineering and the executive team. "Take this data in Salesforce, send this Slack, draft this email, go!" One interface, one conversation. Works with whatever client they're in: Codex, Claude Code, take your pick. Once people see what's possible, they don't go back. Watch Mike Wittig, Gusto's CISO & CIO, break it down in 80 seconds. 👇

“MCP is dead” misses the point MCP isn’t about tools. It’s about OAuth If that seems pointless, you haven’t deployed anything beyond a demo

The MCP ecosystem is growing faster than any protocol I've seen.

If your team is running MCP through @runlayer, your meeting notes are ready.

We are thrilled to announce that our very own Alexander Frazer has been appointed Chairperson of the Security & Privacy Working Group for the Agentic AI Foundation @AgenticAIFdn. As the foundation governs pivotal protocols like MCP, AGENTS[.]md, and goose, Alex’s leadership comes at a critical inflection point. The future of MCP depends entirely on robust security, and we couldn't think of a better person to lead this charge alongside industry leaders like Google, AWS, Anthropic, OpenAI, Microsoft, and @Runlayer. We're proud to help shape the future of Agentic AI.

Talked to an engineering leader at a $14B company. Nearly 1,000 repos containing AI skills and plugins. Two people approve all of them.

Runlayer is now offering secure OpenClaw agentic capabilities for large enterprises venturebeat.com/ai/runlayer-…

This week, our team celebrated in Times Square: 5,000,000 MCP calls secured with @Runlayer. That’s a massive milestone, with a massive billboard. AI is moving at breakneck speed, and we love that. But every new tool introduces new security risks. We’re building Runlayer so no organization has to choose between adopting AI and protecting what they’ve built. 5,000,000 secured MCP calls means thousands of agents, workflows, and AI products running with real guardrails in place. It means peace of mind for our enterprise customers like Gusto & Opendoor. Huge congrats to the team. And a genuine thank you to our customers.

Runlayer is a secret sauce of AI enablement at Opendoor.

Today, we're launching OpenClaw for Enterprise. The IDEA of OpenClaw is excellent. That's why your employees already tried ClawdBot last weekend. They probably spent hours linking it to everything - email, Slack, Jira, you name it. They installed a giant security nightmare. 1/

Box has partnered with @runlayer to deliver secure AI agent access to enterprise content through the Box MCP server. AI agents are only as powerful as the data they can safely access. With permissions enforced, full audit logging, and real-time threat detection, teams can connect AI to Box content without creating security gaps. This is enterprise AI done right.

@AnthropicAI launched MCP Apps yesterday. Most teams will treat it as a new surface to secure. That's the wrong mental model. Here's why ↓

Most AI agents can’t access the data that actually runs your company. For many enterprises, that data lives in Box. We partnered with Box to fix that. The official Box MCP server is now live in Runlayer.

Another day, another new attack surface. Rahul Sood’s post about Clawdbot really resonated with me. It’s incredible technology with a genuinely scary security model. This concern goes way beyond Clawdbot. 1/

Your team is running MCP servers you don’t know about. Different clients, different devices, no central view. That’s a security problem. Our latest release fixes that. Runlayer 1.25 gives you full visibility into what’s actually running, and the controls to lock it down ↓

Today we're announcing a partnership with Cursor on Cursor Hooks. Hooks let you extend your agents with custom scripts. The Runlayer Hook gives you full visibility, control and security for every MCP call. Engineers just keep shipping.

We partnered with Cursor to launch Hooks. Hooks let Cursor users observe, control, and extend AI agents with custom scripts. Runlayer handles governance for MCP behind the scenes. Engineers just keep shipping.