Sim

Sim is presented as an open-source AI workspace for companies to build, distribute, and govern AI agents. Agents can be created through chat, a visual canvas, or code. The platform offers Workflows, Knowledge Base, Files, Tables, and Logs, and includes enterprise controls such as SSO and SCIM, permission groups, organization and per-member spend limits, audit records, data retention settings, and self-hosting with Docker or Kubernetes. The page lists SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and GDPR, with details in the Sim Trust Center. The website also references a Pricing page and a Request a demo option.

Key features

• Build agents through chat, a visual canvas, or code
• Connect 270+ integrations
• Access to every major LLM
• Workflows for designing repeatable agent systems
• Knowledge Base for grounding agents in synced company sources
• Files for storing agent inputs, outputs, and shared artifacts
• Tables for structured data agents can read and update
• Logs that trace every agent run block by block, including actions, cost, and failures
• SSO and SCIM for sign-in and automatic member provisioning
• Permission groups controlling models, integrations, and tools
• Organization and per-member spend limits with cost tracking by workspace
• Audit records of security-relevant changes
• Per-workspace data retention settings
• Self-hosting with Docker or Kubernetes
• MCP, API, and CLI access listed in navigation

Best suited for

• Companies building and governing AI agents across teams
• Organizations needing centralized control over access, spend, and data
• Teams automating support ticket routing and lead enrichment
• Teams that want to run agents in their own cloud through self-hosting

Pricing

Not stated on the website