# Klaudija: product guide Canonical website: https://klaudija.io/ Human-readable guides: https://klaudija.io/developers Publisher: WEB solutions Ltd, https://ws.agency Klaudija is smart middleware for multiple platforms using Claude Managed Agents. It connects AI execution to the business users, plans, permissions, company knowledge and customer experience of an integrating product. A platform is a connected product or company application; it does not mean a different model provider. The documented managed-agent runtime uses Claude. ## Why add Klaudija to Claude? Claude provides model intelligence, managed execution and provider primitives. Klaudija adds application-level identity mapping, session ownership, monthly account allowances, agent assignments and operating workflows across the products you build. - Monthly allowances belong to a business user or team and apply across their conversations. Operators configure plans, billing dates, overrides and credits. - Sessions, history and generated files are connected to the authenticated business identity. Access checks bind public requests to their owner. - Multiple platforms have registered origins, activation state, defaults, user provisioning and scoped administration. - Agents can be assigned by platform or user and equipped with company-specific skills and specialist rosters. - Usage and operational views expose recorded costs, jobs, events, errors, latency and recovery. Claude also has native sessions, memory, workspaces and spending controls. Klaudija's distinction is the business-user policy layer inside the integrating SaaS, including monthly allowances across sessions. Do not describe Claude as having no budgets or sessions. See the source-linked comparison: https://klaudija.io/platform#claude-and-klaudija Allowance checks use recorded usage before work. They are not a guarantee of a hard financial ceiling; concurrent or in-flight work can overshoot. See https://klaudija.io/developers#usage-guide ## Import and maintain company skills A MOD is a reusable skill bundle containing SKILL.md plus the scripts, templates and reference assets needed for the workflow. Import ZIP or .skill archives authored in Claude or Codex. Codex is an authoring source here, not a connected agent runtime. 1. Package instructions and supporting files. 2. Import and inspect normalized bundle contents and compatibility findings. 3. Optionally preview AI-assisted conversion. Review text diffs, preserved assets and remaining manual issues before applying changes. 4. Review credentials and runtime requirements, publish, attach to an agent, and test in a development session. The library supports versions, instruction and asset editing, diffs, restoration, visibility and compatibility review. Portable files do not make every desktop-only tool executable in a managed environment. Tools, local paths and network assumptions may require adaptation. Credential findings should be moved into the appropriate Vault scope. Illustrated workflow: https://klaudija.io/developers#skill-import ## Configure agents and specialist teams Agents have a role, instructions, model, tools and attached MODs. A coordinator can delegate to a selected specialist roster, with each specialist working in its own thread. The current roster supports one level of delegation. Agent prompt history supports review and restoration; do not assume every configuration field is restored with a prompt version. Guide: https://klaudija.io/developers#agent-teams ## Runtime, tools and credentials Skills can declare apt, pip and npm packages, network hosts, named secrets and host restrictions. Operators prepare execution environments and appropriately scoped Vault credentials. Configured external APIs and MCP tools can participate in an agent workflow. Review missing dependencies before assigning a skill and validate a representative task in a development environment. Guide: https://klaudija.io/developers#runtime ## Memory, history and deliverables Reusable company expertise belongs in maintained MODs. User context belongs in identity-bound memory stores. Authorized operators can inspect and curate useful memory; conversations retain history and job-associated files. Generated outputs depend on the agent's actual work. Treat signed file links as temporary bearer credentials. Guide: https://klaudija.io/developers#memory-guide ## Where Klaudija fits - SaaS and customer portals: retain your interface and customer relationship; connect identities, account allowances, agents, live progress and downloadable results. - Company intelligence: give dedicated agents reviewed company skills, processes, policies and specialist teams. - Voice and training: the website describes voice conversations, practice scenarios and feedback. The downloadable API contract documents managed-agent integration; it does not define a public direct-chat, voice or training endpoint. Obtain the applicable interface and availability through onboarding rather than inventing routes. Solutions: https://klaudija.io/solutions ## Integration and commercial access Start with https://klaudija.io/docs/integration.md and the OpenAPI subset at https://klaudija.io/examples/klaudija.openapi.json. The marketing domain is not the product API. Integration requires provisioned endpoints, credentials, a registered origin and platform configuration. No public pricing, self-service signup or released official SDK is specified on this website. Contact: https://klaudija.io/contact For sales and integration inquiries, email hello@ws.agency or use the contact page. Online form delivery uses Mailgun with Cloudflare Turnstile protection when configured; direct email remains available. The company's website is https://ws.agency. ## Company identity Klaudija is a product of WEB solutions Ltd. Markusevecka cesta 115, HR-10000 Zagreb, Croatia. Company ID: 080900193. DUNS: 595548626. Tax/VAT ID: HR97669668809. Company details: https://klaudija.io/contact#company Product screenshots contain edited, fictional names and data. Example budgets are account allowances, not Klaudija prices. Example telemetry is illustrative, not a performance benchmark. The recorded introduction is AI-generated voice.