Rierino

What is Rierino?

Rierino is a low-code platform for building AI agents that execute real work — not just generate text. Instead of treating agents as conversational assistants, Rierino makes them infrastructure-level components that can pull real-time data, invoke internal APIs, and trigger multi-step workflows within enterprise guardrails. Any existing workflow, API, or rule can be exposed as a governed tool an agent invokes, so teams turn their internal architecture into an AI-ready surface without writing glue code or fragile integrations. Agents are model-agnostic, with support for OpenAI, Anthropic, Amazon Bedrock, Google Gemini, Mistral, and local/on-prem models, so providers can be swapped safely without rewriting logic. Every agent action runs under platform-level governance — authentication and authorization (RBAC), schema validation, automatic versioning, and audit logging — giving organizations the control and traceability to scale AI safely. A visual builder keeps development fast, while developers retain full control through custom connectors, code-level expressions, and service integrations. Rierino deploys on any public or private cloud, on-premises, or via Kubernetes and Docker, and a free Community Edition is available on AWS Marketplace.

Key features

• Low-code visual builder for designing, deploying, and orchestrating agents
• Existing workflows, APIs, and rules exposed as governed, agent-invokable tools
• Model-agnostic LLM support (OpenAI, Anthropic, Bedrock, Gemini, Mistral, local/on-prem)
• Built-in governance: RBAC, schema validation, automatic versioning, and audit trails
• Deploy anywhere — any cloud, on-premises, Kubernetes, or Docker
• Multi-protocol execution (HTTP, WebSocket, event streaming, saga orchestration)

Use cases

• Automating multi-step business processes that span departments and systems
• Customer service agents with governed, real-time access to backend data and actions
• Operational and IT agents that trigger workflows and act on internal APIs
• Internal copilots that turn existing microservices into agent-accessible tools
• Composable commerce, supply chain, and logistics automation on a single backend