the company ai supply line

Your company's best AI.Standard issue.

One MCP per person or agent. You choose the skills, context, and connections it carries — issue by team, update every seat instantly, revoke the moment someone leaves.

Issue your first kit

$2 per issued MCP per month · works with Claude, ChatGPT, and any MCP client

You already built the best AI in your industry. It's in a folder called prompts_final_v3.

The skill that writes proposals the way your top closer does. The context that makes answers sound like your company instead of the internet. The connections into the systems where work actually happens. It all exists — scattered across personal folders, pasted into chat threads, living in the heads of your best people. New hires start from zero. Improvements reach whoever happens to see the message. Every employee's AI is running on empty while the good stuff sits three folders deep on someone else's laptop.

Wardyn is the supply line between what your company knows and every person in it.

How it works

01 — Assemble

Pick from your company's skills, context, and connections. Pack them into kits — one for sales, one for support, one for everyone. Each team gets exactly what it needs, and nothing it doesn't.

02 — Issue

One click issues the kit to every seat on the team. Each person installs a single connection, once, in the AI they already use — Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP client — and never thinks about it again.

03 — Update

Publish a new version and every issued seat is current, instantly. No downloads, no reminders, no "please re-install." Nobody does anything, and everybody has the latest.

04 — Revoke

When someone leaves the team or the company, revoke with one click. Access ends the moment you do — not at the end of an offboarding checklist.

Wardyn cascade — landscape Skills, context, and connections are assembled into kits and issued down one supply line to every seat. One seat is revoked. The line continues to the boundary of the dark room. skills context connections sales kit support kit revoked one mcp per seat
Wardyn cascade — portrait Skills, context, and connections assembled into two stacked kits and issued to their seats. One seat is revoked. The supply line continues to the boundary of the dark room. skills context connections sales kit support kit revoked one mcp per seat

Priya starts Monday.

By her first coffee, her AI already knows the pricing sheet, the tone guide, and how your deals actually get done — because sales kit was issued to her the moment she joined the team. Nobody forwarded a doc. Nobody scheduled a meeting about prompts. She opened Claude, and it was simply there.

This is the whole ceremony. It takes 1.6 seconds.

FAQ

What is Wardyn?

Wardyn is the company AI supply line: it packs your company's AI skills, context, and connections into kits and issues them to each team — installed once, always current, revoked the instant someone leaves.

How do I share AI skills, prompts, and tools my company built with my team?

Assemble them into a kit in Wardyn and issue it to the teams that need it. Each person installs one connection in the AI they already use, and from then on everything you publish reaches them automatically.

How do I update AI capabilities shared with my team?

Publish the new version in Wardyn. Every issued seat is current instantly — employees don't download, re-install, or do anything at all.

What is an MCP?

An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server is the standard way to give AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT access to skills, files, and systems. Wardyn packages everything your company built into one managed MCP per person, so each employee connects once instead of juggling many.

What happens when someone leaves the company?

You revoke their kit with one click and access ends immediately. There's nothing to collect and nothing left behind on personal accounts.

How much does Wardyn cost?

$2 per issued MCP per month. Setup is free — you only pay for what's issued.

Which AI tools does Wardyn work with?

Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, and any client that supports MCP with OAuth. Employees keep using the AI they already have.

Can I issue an MCP to an AI agent?

Yes. An agent takes a seat like any person: you issue it a kit, it connects through the same managed MCP, it's billed at the same $2, and you revoke it the same way — one click, access ends immediately.

Do employees have to install anything?

One connection, once. After that, updates arrive on their own — there's nothing to maintain and nothing to remember.

Your best AI is already built.Issue it.

Issue your first kit

$2 per issued MCP per month · works with Claude, ChatGPT, and any MCP client