Kilo has launched KiloClaw for Organizations and KiloClaw Chat to address the growing 'shadow AI' or 'Bring Your Own AI' problem where employees deploy autonomous agents on personal infrastructure
The new suite provides enterprise-grade governance and security controls over personal AI agents, similar to how companies previously addressed unsanctioned personal device usage
Co-founder Scott Breitenother emphasizes the company's focus on making AI agents more accessible and easier to use within secure frameworks
This announcement follows Kilo's recent general availability launch of KiloClaw, its secure one-click AI coding environment for individual users
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