One governed context layer instead of a hundred shadow AI setups.
Your team is already pasting company data into chatbots. Gyld replaces that with one controlled brain: you choose what is indexed, permissions mirror the source, and every request is logged.
Your AI tools don't know your business.
Shadow AI is already happening
Employees paste customer data into personal chatbots today. You cannot see it, and you cannot stop it with a policy PDF.
Every team wants its own integration
Ten departments, ten AI tools, ten OAuth grants to audit — and none of them share context.
Access control is all-or-nothing
Most AI tools index everything or nothing. Source permissions rarely survive the trip.
What IT can do with Gyld.
Choose exactly what gets indexed
Per-source, per-account scope controls: which mailboxes, which channels, which folders. Nothing enters the brain that an admin did not opt in.
“Index the shared drives and #support, but no personal inboxes.”
Answered from your company's real data, sources attached
Permissions mirror the source
Slack channel membership, Drive sharing, SharePoint access — page visibility inherits the source's own permissions, fail-closed. People ask the brain and see only what they could already see.
“A contractor asks about payroll — the brain has nothing to show them.”
Answered from your company's real data, sources attached
One rollout, every AI tool
Deploy once and every approved AI client — ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor — connects over MCP with the same governed access, policy checks, and a full request log.
“Which AI clients connected this week, and what did they pull?”
Answered from your company's real data, sources attached
Plugs into the AI they already use.
Gyld exposes the brain as an MCP server — connect it to ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, or Grok in minutes. Same brain, every tool, with per-person permissions and a full request log.
You control the sources
Admins choose exactly which apps, accounts, and folders are indexed.
Permissions mirror the source
Slack, Drive, and SharePoint access carries over — fail-closed.
Sources on every answer
The brain shows its receipts, and flags observed vs inferred.
Encrypted end to end
Credentials AES-256 encrypted; your data never trains AI models.