Willow

Willow (formerly Webrix) is a governance and control plane platform for enterprise AI agents. It sits between AI agents and the tools/resources they access, enforcing identity verification, permission checks, policy rules, and audit logging at the action level. The platform is organized into three main components: - Admin Panel (The Permit Office): Central configuration for tools, skills, groups, and access policies. Administrators define what agents can access, what actions they can perform within each tool, and what requires human approval. Approvals can be managed via Slack. - Employee Portal (The Toolshed): A self-service catalog where employees can browse approved tools, build toolboxes, create and share reusable skills, and connect their AI agent (e.g., Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT). Tools are automatically provisioned based on the user's identity with no IT ticketing required. - Run Service: The runtime layer that every agent communicates with. It verifies agent identity, serves the appropriate tools and skills, enforces policies at the action level, and logs all activity. - Endpoint Sensors: Detects all tools and skills in use across the environment, including unapproved or shadow MCP deployments and unauthorized agent connections. Additional capabilities include PII protection, audit trails, observability, and shadow AI discovery. Deployment options include SaaS (SOC 2 Type II certified), self-hosted on AWS, GCP, or Azure, and on-premises or air-gapped environments for regulated industries.