We packaged the system we build for clients into one a team can run. It is live now with a small number of teams, by invitation. Open access comes later — this page will say when.
Every agentic system we build for a client shares the same spine — the memory tiers, the self-correction loop, the internal regulation that keeps it honest between runs.
We turned that spine into a platform. Provision an agent through a guided flow, connect it to your Slack and your stack, and it comes up in its own isolated tenant — with the hard parts already wired in. No consulting engagement required.
We run it ourselves and with a handful of early teams. Access is by invitation while we harden it. If that is you, ask for one.
These are running now for invited teams. The rest of the roadmap follows below.
Stand up an agent through a step-by-step flow — identity, Claude credentials, Slack, and any extra service keys. It deploys into its own isolated tenant.
See every agent you run, open one to inspect its workspace, credentials, and status — and reboot, pause, or request support without leaving the page.
The tiered-memory stack — short-term, long-term, capability rules — with built-in audit and consolidation passes that keep the system from drifting between runs.
The shape is settled; these are the next pieces we are building toward.
Run the whole stack inside your own cloud account, with the same memory model and self-correction loop in place.
Self-serve sign-up without an invitation, once the beta has proven itself across enough teams.
Start from a purpose-built agent profile — engineering, research, ops — instead of a blank seed.