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A home for your AI agents

Your agents.
Your rules.

Your agents work for you, on your terms, from your home.

Bring your services, information and agents together. Decide what each agent can access, what it can do, and when it needs to ask.

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Your permissions. Your decisions.

Your workspaceExample

Overview

Your agents, at a glance.

Connected agents

  • Research assistantMemory & skills
    Read only
  • Personal organiserCalendar
    Ask me first

Awaiting your approval

Create a calendar event

Your personal organiser wants to add “Weekly planning” to your calendar.

Your rule: ask before making changes
Separate permissions. One place to review.
Illustrative workspace · example agents and request

Bring the agents you already use.

Connection availability varies by platform and plan. Claude and ChatGPT support custom connectors; for Gemini, Grok and Llama-based clients it depends on the app you use.

  • Claude
  • ChatGPT
  • Gemini
  • Grok
  • Llama-based clients
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Why one home

Connect your services once.
Point every agent at Warthog.

Without a home, every agent needs its own connection to every service. With Warthog, each service connects once, each agent connects only to Warthog, and you decide what each one may use.

Without Warthog

25 separate connections
ClaudeChatGPTGeminiGrokLlamaOutlookGmailNotionDriveCalendar
Each agent signs in to each service on its own. A new agent means connecting every service again.

With Warthog

10 connections, one place
WarthogClaudeChatGPTGeminiGrokLlamaOutlookGmailNotionDriveCalendar
Each service connects once. Each agent connects only to Warthog, which checks every request against what you allowed.

Illustration · example agents and services. Add a sixth agent: 5 more connections without Warthog, 1 with it.

Useful agents. Clear boundaries.

Give them room to help.
Keep the decisions yours.

Connecting an agent should come with a clear understanding of what you’re allowing. Warthog puts those choices in your hands.

From connection to control

The right access for each agent

Choose the resources and actions each agent can use. Give your research assistant different permissions from your personal organiser.

Your say before the next step

Set approval rules and spending limits for requests through Warthog. Review sensitive requests before they go ahead.

A clearer picture of what happened

See requests, decisions and outcomes together. Change permissions or disconnect an agent when its job is done.

Ask me first, step by step

Illustration · example request

  1. Claude asks

    “Add Moving day to my calendar.”

  2. Warthog checks your rules

    Your rule: ask me before calendar changes.

  3. Your phone buzzes

    Claude wants to add “Moving day” to your calendar on 1 Dec.

    You approved

  4. Warthog adds the event

    Claude gets the result. Your calendar connection stays with Warthog.

  5. It’s on the record

    The request, your decision and the outcome, in one timeline.

These controls apply only to requests made through Warthog. Activity through an agent’s other tools stays with that provider.

A shared home, chosen access

The context is yours to keep.

Build a useful home for the information your agents need. Share what helps, with the agents you choose.

Memory & skills

Keep useful context and reusable instructions in one place. Decide which agents can use them.

A personal vault

Store private details with access controls and approval for sensitive information.

Everyday life admin

Keep receipts, reminders and household records organised, alongside the agents you choose to help.

Tell one agent, and the others you allow already know

Illustration · example memory

  1. Claude learns you’re moving

    It saves a memory to Warthog.

  2. “Moving on 1 Dec”

    Saved by Claude · shared

  3. ChatGPT picks it up

    A week later it finds subscriptions to cancel before the move, without asking again.

An agent you haven’t allowed to read shared memory never sees it.

How it works

Start with one connection.
Make it your own.

  1. 01

    Connect your services once

    Bring your supported services into one home. Choose what to connect, and keep each connection under your control.

  2. 02

    Connect your agents

    Give each compatible agent its own connection, with access shaped around the job you want it to do.

  3. 03

    Approve and see everything

    Review requests that need your approval and follow activity through Warthog, with a record you can come back to.

A few useful answers

Before you settle in.

Get to know your agent home.

Read the connection guide
Do I use Warthog instead of my AI assistant?

Keep using your preferred assistant. Warthog is the place you manage what a compatible agent can access through its Warthog connection. It does not run an AI model or replace your conversations.

Which agents and services can I connect?

Connection availability varies by platform and plan. Start with the compatibility guide for agent setup. Inside Warthog, the service catalogue shows what you can connect; some services, including Google connections, may require early access.

Can I change my mind about access?

Yes. Update an agent’s permissions or disconnect it from Warthog. Disconnecting stops new requests through that connection. It cannot recall information already shared or disconnect tools you have linked directly elsewhere.

Does Warthog control everything an agent does?

Warthog’s permissions, approval rules and activity record apply only to requests made through Warthog. Tools, conversations, spending and private memory managed directly by another provider remain outside that connection.

Make yourself at home

A little more help.
A lot more say.

Your agents, brought together on your terms.

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