Kazma is the multi-agent coordinator engineered for production. Secure your workspace with cryptographic skill signatures, triple-wired human-in-the-loop gates, and real-time telemetry across Web, Telegram, Slack, and Discord.
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The Kazma Web UI — FastAPI dashboard with live SSE telemetry.
Built on a production stack
Secured by design
Never let an LLM run unsafe code or modify production files unsupervised. Kazma intercepts dangerous operations fail-closed at three layers.
Three-tier approval gates — graph interrupt, swarm bus, and MCP classification. Danger tools require human approval across Web, Telegram, Discord, and Slack. State is tracked atomically; operations resume exactly where they paused.
Every downloaded skill and plugin is validated against a timing-safe HMAC-SHA256 checksum matching your secret. Altered signatures trigger an immediate fail-closed abort.
Bearer tokens, custom headers, and configurable trust tiers. Every MCP tool is classified by risk for appropriate gating.
Real-time status badges — red, yellow, hidden. Automatic recovery with configurable thresholds. Start, stop, cancel, retry with lineage tracking.
Interactive sliding cards over live SSE in the Web client. Inline buttons in Telegram, Discord, and Slack. Approve or deny from any surface.
SQLite WAL mode with a 5000ms busy timeout ensures concurrent multi-user TUI/Web write safety. reconcile_from_yaml() seeds keys without clobbering overrides.
SSH command console
Monitor and command your swarm directly over lightweight SSH sessions or terminal panels. Track multi-step workflows without screen corruption — Kazma isolates complex Mermaid.js rendering to explicit DOM nodes, neutralizing style leakage.
Clone, configure, deploy — three entry points for every workflow.
Clone the repo, run uv sync, point at your LLM provider. Web UI, TUI, or CLI — your choice.
Plug in Telegram, Discord, or Slack via the headless gateway. One backend, many adapters.
Pick a persona, enable RAG, set safety gates, spawn swarm workers. Watch it live via SSE.
The product
A single LangGraph supervisor drives the dashboard, chat, swarm playground, skills, and MCP servers — bilingual, RTL-ready, live.
Projects, rules, and context per workspace.
Streaming agent chat with HITL approval cards.
Dispatch patterns with live aggregation.
Signed, validated skill registry.
Authenticated external tool servers.
120+ models via one OpenAI-compatible layer.
The origin
A name rooted in Kuwaiti history — and engineered into architecture.
Kazma (كاظمة) was an ancient coastal region in Kuwait — famed as a vital oasis network of water wells and a strategic trade gateway connecting distinct civilizations. It was also the site of the legendary Battle of Chains (Dhat al-Salasil, 633 CE), where strict, unified coordination broke a rigid defensive line through precise, decentralized maneuvering.
We engineered Kazma.ai on these same legacy pillars — not as metaphor, but as architecture:
Deep memory that holds context across sessions — the agent draws from it when it needs to remember, like caravans drawing from oasis wells.
One LangGraph supervisor routed out to many channels — Telegram, Discord, Slack, Web — the way Kazma routed trade between regions.
Every skill is HMAC-signed and every dangerous action passes through three human-in-the-loop gates — coordination chains that can’t be quietly broken.
Architecture
Immutable security, triple-wired HITL gates, and self-healing dual-UI telemetry — layered, decoupled, and independently replaceable.
FastAPI dashboard — chat, swarm panel, circuit breakers, lineage, bilingual RTL.
Lightweight SSH console. Scrolling metrics sparklines and ASCII NOC topology.
Unified control plane — banner, status, hub, gateway, and swarm management.
Initialize, start the coordinator, launch the corporate terminal console.
git clone https://github.com/Mubder/kazma && cd kazmauv sync --all-extraskazma servekazma-tuiClone, install, and deploy in under a minute. Free, open-source, MIT licensed.