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A runtime that lets agents act, not just answer.

Every request runs through identity, the brake, a single write and a read-back, in your API and with your user's permissions. The agent on top can change; the guarantees don't.

One turn, from the inside

Every request is a turn whose steps are saved before they run. If something fails halfway, you know where it stopped.

  • Understands the request

    From what the person wrote and what they have open in your product.
  • Reads what it needs

    With your API's read tools, under that person's permissions.
  • The brake decides

    What has no damage, it does. What has some comes up as a card the person confirms.
  • Writes exactly once

    With the person's identity and a key that keeps it from happening twice.
  • Reads back and compares

    It reads your API again and compares against what was asked. If it doesn't match, it says so.
  • Records it in the log

    What it did, on whose behalf and how the read-back went. Nobody edits it.
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  1. Channel

    Chat inside Acme Billing
  2. Identity

    Session signed by Acme Billing · María
  3. Model

    Move invoice F-2291's due date to the 30th
  4. Damage policy

    A date change can be undone: goes straight through
  5. Executor

    PATCH /v1/invoices/F-2291
  6. Read-back

    due = 2026-11-30 · verified
  7. Reply

    “Done: F-2291 is now due November 30”

Acme Billing is a made-up product we use to show the runtime.

The brake, set by the damage

Your team tags each tool with the damage it can do. The brake doesn't depend on what the model says: the code decides it from those tags.

  • Moves money

    Charges, prices, comps, refunds
  • Touches many at once

    Changes or notices on many records at once
  • Reaches third parties

    Emails, WhatsApp, notices to customers
  • Can't be undone

    Delete, cancel, send
  • Email, phone, credentials and role

    Changing how someone signs in is always confirmed, whatever the tool says.

Goes straight through

Moving a due date is undone by moving it back.

Asks for confirmation

Because it moves money and touches many at once.

Doesn't try

That person isn't allowed to charge in your product.

It reads back what it writes

A 200 response doesn't prove the change held. The agent reads your API again and compares against what was asked.

  • verified
    verified

    Read back, and the change is there as approved.

  • not there
    not there

    Read back, and the change isn't there. It isn't retried blindly.

  • couldn't read
    couldn't read

    Can't tell if it held. It isn't retried: it offers a person instead.

If it can't tell whether the change held, it doesn't retry blindly: it says so, marks it as uncertain and offers to hand off to a person.

What your team sees

A panel with what the agent did, what it cost and what's waiting for a decision. Every action in the panel asks for the passkey of whoever takes it.

10:42mover_vencimientofactura=F-2291done and verified
10:39reembolsar_facturafactura=F-2290done and verified
10:31reenviar_facturafactura=F-2288done, not read back

Tasks this month

412 of up to 600

Starter
287 resolved with a verified actionUp to 600 tasks

Spending cap

18 of 50 USD

At the cap, the agent hands every case to a person.

When it can't, it says so

If a permission is missing, the API fails or the request isn't among its tools, it doesn't make things up: it offers to pass the case to someone on your team.

Would you rather a person looked at it?

I'll pass the case to Acme Billing support with everything we discussed.

Una laguna del páramo bajo una montaña con niebla, con un campo de frailejones al frente

See it on a sample product.

Thirty minutes: what it does on its own, what it confirms and how it reads back.

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