Fim One

FIM One is a self hosted agent platform that connects the systems an enterprise already runs through a single agent core. It targets the gap where global SaaS meets the China enterprise stack, wiring tools such as DingTalk, WeCom and Feishu alongside everything else. The working pattern is connect, orchestrate, review: plug in existing systems, run work across them as a tracked sequence, and pause every write for human confirmation. It suits platform teams and regulated organizations that cannot let data leave their own network. The connector layer builds integrations from imported API documentation or through conversation. An orchestration engine decomposes a task, runs steps in parallel and self corrects, bounded by a cap of three replanning rounds and token budgets. Workflow blueprints lay out multi step automation on a visual canvas with 25 node types and real time tracing, and a knowledge base answers questions from enterprise documents with citations. Agents ship standalone through a web console, embedded as a copilot inside an existing interface, or as a central hub scheduling work across systems. Any endpoint compatible with the OpenAI API works, and the platform can run fully air gapped. Three tiers are published. Community is free forever, carries the complete feature set with no gates or expiry, installs on your own infrastructure with Docker Compose, and is supported through GitHub and Discord. Cloud is usage based, billed as you go on the vendor's infrastructure with standard email support. Enterprise is custom priced and scoped by engagement, adding compliance tooling, private deployment, dedicated support with an SLA, and custom single sign on over OAuth or LDAP. The code is source available rather than open source. The license restricts deployment shape rather than commercial use: a single tenant deployment for one client is allowed with branding intact, while white labeling, serving several clients from one shared deployment, or building a competing platform needs a separate license.