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85+ connectors, multi-model routing, open interop
85+ connectors bring your data in fast and governed, backed by an engine that sustains 2,875 writes a second even on local disk, so your estate streams in without batch windows.
Connectors
Wire your entire estate
CRMs, collaboration, mail, ticketing, engineering, databases, messaging, voice, web, and search. Each exposes governed operations with risk, scope, and classification metadata, streaming into the engine at up to 5,588 writes a second in-memory.
How connectors work
Every connector exposes governed read/write operations with classification metadata
Connection lifecycle
Configure
Provide credentials (encrypted, stored in your KMS)
Discover
Connector auto-discovers available operations and data shapes
Classify
Data classification applied at ingestion (public, internal, confidential, restricted)
Govern
Every operation wrapped in policy-checking and audit
Expose
Operations available as governed tools for agents
Data management
You decide what each connector feeds the graph
Ingestion is not a black box. Every source is controlled, every mapping is reviewable, and schema changes surface before they break anything.
Ingestion control
Per-connector control over what flows in. Pause, resume, and scope each source independently.
Sensitive sources onboard at your pace, with scope you set.
Field-level mapping review
Review how source fields map into the graph, field by field. Approve, correct, or exclude before data reaches agent context.
Bad fields are excluded before they ever reach an agent prompt.
Schema-drift detection
When a source schema changes, the drift is detected and flagged. Resolve it in one place, without breaking downstream context.
Upstream changes become review tasks, not silent context corruption.
Multi-model registry
No hard-coded AI provider. Route by data classification, cost, latency, and sovereignty.
The registry supports hosted and bring-your-own models, each fed 2,668-token context payloads. Routing rules select models by data class, context size, risk, or department.
Sovereignty routing
Classified data never leaves your boundary. Restricted classes pinned to local models automatically.
Cost optimization
Route by economics. Per-organization credits, quotas, and projected-spend visibility.
Model freedom
Claude, GPT, Llama, Gemini, Bedrock, and local runtimes. Swap without code changes.
Fallback chains
Cost ceilings and fallbacks balance sovereignty against latency and cost.
Supported providers
- Anthropic (Claude family)
- OpenAI (GPT family)
- Google (Gemini family)
- Meta (Llama family)
- Mistral
- AWS Bedrock
- Azure OpenAI
- Local runtimes (Ollama, vLLM, TGI)
Routing rules
Local models only (sovereignty enforcement)
Route by token price per classification level
Route by response time SLA
Route by model strengths (reasoning, coding, summarization)
Fallback chains
- Primary model unavailable, automatic failover to next in chain
- All cloud models down, fall back to local runtime
- Sovereignty constraints always respected during failover
Open interop
MCP server, MCP client, A2A federation
Simultaneously an MCP endpoint for inbound agents and an MCP/A2A client to outbound platforms. Every direction, inbound or federated, reads the same engine.
MCP Server
Wexa exposes all governed operations as MCP tools
- Any MCP-compatible client can discover, invoke, and observe through Wexa
- Governance wraps around every inbound operation
MCP Client
Wexa connects to external MCP servers
- Federate to third-party services with full governance on outbound operations
- Tool discovery, invocation, and audit, all governed
A2A Federation
Agent-to-Agent protocol support
- Capability discovery handshake between platforms
- Cross-platform agent orchestration with governance boundary enforcement
- Every federated interaction audited and policy-checked
Architecture
Governed interoperability at a glance
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