Tool Registry
Every capability declared, typed, and scoped to the roles allowed to invoke it.
Service / Agent Systems
Tool-use, planning, and multi-step execution wired into your systems, with approval gates on anything that changes state.
What is included
The concrete pieces of work an engagement covers.
Every capability declared, typed, and scoped to the roles allowed to invoke it.
Multi-step execution with explicit state, so a failure resumes instead of restarting.
Reads run freely. Writes pause and present a diff for a human to approve.
Retries, fallbacks, and clean escalation when the agent genuinely cannot proceed.
Every tool call, input, and result logged in a form your compliance team accepts.
Per-run and per-tenant budgets enforced in code, not discovered on the invoice.
Unique approach
The question is never whether an agent can act. It is what happens when it acts wrongly.
How it runs
The same sequence every time, compressed or extended to fit the engagement.
List the actions the agent may take and who is permitted to trigger each one.
Expose each action as a typed, scoped tool with its own tests.
Decide which calls are safe to automate and which require a person.
Score whole trajectories, not single responses, against known-good runs.
Roll out per team behind flags, with budgets and audit logging live from day one.
Tooling
Defaults, not dogma. The stack follows the problem.
FAQ
Questions we get asked about agent systems.
Only through a scoped tool, and by default only to read. Writes pause for human approval with a diff of the intended change.
Untrusted content is never treated as instructions. Tools are scoped so that even a successful injection cannot reach anything the user could not already access.
Trajectory-level evaluation. We score the whole sequence of decisions against known-good runs, not just the final message.
We model per-run cost during the build and enforce ceilings in code, so spend is predictable before launch rather than after.
Get started
Tell us what you are trying to ship. We will tell you the three shortest paths to it, and which one we would actually take.