Give every agent an owner, a scope and a record. Build it, test it against real cases, publish it with its own revocable key — across Drive, Slack, Notion, Salesforce, Microsoft 365 and GitHub, under the permissions your team already has.
No migration. No new silo. Connect where work already happens — then decide, per agent, which of it they get.
Every answer links to exact doc, page, line, owner. Click 【Q3 Deck — L4】 and see the source. Confidence score tells you how sure we are — 0.92 means we found it, 0.68 means you should double-check. And the log of what happened cannot be edited afterwards, by anyone.
"If you can't see the doc in Drive, neither can the agent you built." That's our permission story in plain English.
Same identity model, same scoping, same audit trail. Different owner, different job, different blast radius.
One identity model, one audit trail, one isolated database per org. No separate products to buy.
The same permission-aware API is exposed over MCP, so Claude or any compatible agent calls iRABU directly instead of clicking through a UI. Live today: irabu-mcp puts 43 tools behind one key that inherits the holder's access. In-app, REST and MCP are the same source of truth and the same ACLs — an agent you wrote elsewhere gets the same scoping as one you built here.
We won't claim certifications we haven't earned, or controls we haven't built. Here's what an agent is actually subject to today — and what's still roadmap, said plainly.
Through irabu.org, you can sponsor schools, nonprofits, and underserved groups to use iRABU technology for free. Same permission-aware, cited answers — for classrooms that can't afford enterprise tools. Your sponsorship covers their isolated database, support, and training.
No signup, no credit card. A scoped agent against sample data — same citations, confidence scores and source pills your own agents return in prod.
No credit card. No fake enterprise badges. Pricing mirrors what we actually run — isolated DB per org, audit trail included on every plan.
irabu.org is our nonprofit arm — sponsor schools & underserved groups. Same product. Honest roadmap: no central policy engine yet, approval gates cover external email rather than every action, no SOC 2, no SSO. We'll keep saying so until each one changes.