A production multi-agent team that runs headless on Azure — without binding engineering to an IDE or direct cloud AI SDKs. Every worker routes cognition through KimssClient; every Git and telemetry action flows through a self-hosted MCP tool plane authenticated with Microsoft Entra ID.
Modern teams want AI that ships work: reviews code, fixes incidents, drafts content, triages support — not chat in a sidebar. They also need governance: one model gateway, auditable actions, human approval where it matters, and no scattered API keys in scripts.
worksfusion set out to operate Kimss with a persistent digital workforce: specialized agents, clear ownership per task, and orchestration that survives beyond a single developer session.
worksfusion built a multi-agent, multi-service architecture on three pillars:
Every worker uses kimss.KimssClient for chat, agents, and vector stores. No direct OpenAI or Azure AI SDK calls in application code — a runtime guard enforces that policy.
Git, GitHub, logs, and repo introspection run through a self-hosted MCP server on Azure Container Apps, authenticated with Microsoft Entra ID. Secrets never reach agent containers.
Durable, checkpointed Digital Employee graphs run on Azure Container Apps. Private PostgreSQL holds run state and handoffs; per-agent Slack apps provide ingress and human-in-the-loop approval.
Ingress, orchestration, cognition, tools, and state — separated by design.
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A Command Hub Slack app routes natural language; specialized Digital Employees collaborate via secure handoffs — each with its own least-privilege Slack identity.
Ingress router — replies or delegates across the Digital Employee fleet.
Architecture review and controlled merges to staging.
Log-driven triage and fix pull requests with human approval gates.
Staging validation and PR feedback.
API documentation from route changes.
Ticket triage with autonomous handoff to DevOps when code fixes are needed.
Usage and FinOps digests posted to Slack.
Daily content drafts with approval, then scheduled publishing.
"Kimss gave us a sovereign control plane for a fleet of agents that actually ships work — with governance we could put in front of our platform team."
Executive sponsor, worksfusion
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