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FIM One — AI-Powered Connector Hub
Welcome to FIM One, an AI-powered framework for building agents that dynamically plan and execute complex tasks across your enterprise systems.
☁️ Try FIM One on Cloud — no setup required. A managed version is live at cloud.fim.ai: no Docker, no API keys, just sign in and start connecting your systems. Early access — feedback welcome.

What is FIM One?

FIM One is a provider-agnostic Python framework for building AI agents that work with your existing systems. Unlike workflow builders that ask you to replicate logic, FIM One bridges your systems proactively — reading databases, calling APIs, pushing notifications — all through a unified AI interface. The core insight: three delivery modes, one agent core.

Three Delivery Modes

ModeWhat it isDeliveryUse Case
StandaloneGeneral-purpose AI assistant — search, code, knowledge basePortalChat, code execution, knowledge base Q&A
CopilotAI embedded in a host system — works alongside users in their existing UIiframe / widget / embed”Finance Copilot” in your ERP web UI
HubCentral cross-system orchestration — all your systems connectedPortal / APIAgent queries ERP, checks OA, notifies via Lark

The Hub Architecture

The Hub is the core differentiator — a central portal where all your systems meet AI: Each connector is a standardized bridge. The agent doesn’t know or care whether it’s talking to SAP or a custom PostgreSQL database. Your data stays in your systems; FIM One provides the AI layer that orchestrates across them.

Get Started

Explore the next sections to understand FIM One’s architecture and deploy it:
  • Quick Start — Get FIM One running in minutes with Docker or local development
  • Execution Modes — Understand Standalone, Copilot, and Hub modes in depth
  • AI Builder — Use AI to build Connectors and Agents with natural language
  • Connector Architecture — How FIM One connects legacy systems through AI
  • Philosophy — Why dynamic planning is the right middle ground between rigid workflows and fully autonomous agents