Action — it does not explain how to do it: it does it, in your software
Where a chatbot tells you how to do it, EWE does it. It opens a website, fills in a form, reads a spreadsheet, sends the email, creates the visual, with close to a hundred built-in tools.
EWE’s “Action” capability in figures
- ~100
- built-in tools
- 45+
- everyday applications already connected
- 1
- command to roll back
EWE’s “Action” capability plugs into your software, and into any MCP-compatible tool
Office & productivity
Gmail, Google Drive, Notion, Outlook, Jira, Linear
Business tools, CRM & finance (via MCP)
Salesforce, HubSpot, SAP, Zendesk, Stripe, Shopify, Figma
Databases (via MCP)
PostgreSQL, SQLite, MongoDB, Redis, Snowflake, Supabase
Development, DevOps & APIs
GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, VS Code, JetBrains, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, Datadog, Postman
Hosting, cloud & local models
AWS Bedrock, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, Ollama, Vercel, Cloudflare, Modal
Browser & smart home
Chrome, Home Assistant, Spotify
What EWE’s “Action” capability changes for your company
It uses your software
Email, calendar, shared documents, CRM, business tools: EWE connects to the software you already use. And thanks to an open standard (MCP), a kind of universal plug for AI, it can join new ones in minutes.
It browses the web like you do
It opens pages, compares offers, fills in forms and gathers information, in a browser of its own, without touching yours.
It sees, writes, draws and speaks
It analyses a photo or a video, creates visuals, writes Word, Excel or PowerPoint documents, reads aloud and understands your voice messages.
It works in a protected space
Its technical operations run in isolated spaces, separate from your computers: even if something goes wrong, nothing important is touched.
A safety net
Before any sensitive change, EWE creates a restore point. A single command is enough to roll back.
EWE’s “Action” capability: technical sheet
- Execution
- local, Docker, SSH, Singularity, Modal, Daytona, Vercel Sandbox
- Web
- 11 search engines, automated browser
- Documents
- PDF, DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, EPUB, notebooks
- Voice
- 11 speech engines, local transcription
- Extensions
- Model Context Protocol (MCP: stdio, HTTP, OAuth), plugins
- Hosting
- sovereign infrastructure: on-premise, European virtual machine or private cloud; offline with a local model
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See EWE on your own use cases
A demo of what EWE would do for you, on your tools: installed on your server or in Europe, with the best AIs on the market or your own, and sensitive actions always approved by a human.