JUST SHIPPEDRuntime 2.4 — a clearer view of every agent

Product overview

The whole lifecycle.
One control plane.

Build the workflow, choose the model, ship the release, and understand the result. Keep the decisions connected.

Workspace / ProductionProduction
CONTROL CENTER

Production overview

Last 24 hours
Support resolution flowv2.4.1 / Published
TRIGGERNew support requestwebhook / support.inboundListening
AGENTResolve with contextAtlas / fast + knowledge base98.4% resolved
GUARDRAILValidate responsepolicy / customer-safePolicy passed
Last run completed3 steps · 1.42s · $0.0021
EXECUTION TIMELINE
Context retrieval210 ms
Agent reasoning980 ms
Policy check230 ms
All systems operationalSample workspace · illustrative data

Interactive product illustration. Switch views to explore the sample workspace.

01Connected, not complicated

One place to move
the work forward.

Stop stitching together context from five different tools. Bring the essential controls into a shared operating model.

An agent runtime with structure

Connect tasks, tools, and context in versioned workflows. Make every handoff visible and every capability explicit.

Models behind one contract

Route by workload and budget. Keep fallbacks ready without spreading provider-specific logic across your application.

Deployments you can explain

Promote the version that passed evaluation. Keep the release, its policies, and its traces connected.

Traces with the full story

Follow a request through retrieval, reasoning, tool calls, and policy checks. Investigate a decision, not just a timestamp.

Costs tied to useful work

Attribute spending to workflows and workspaces. Compare operational cost with the tasks your system actually completes.

Boundaries that travel with you

Define the tools, roles, and budgets an agent can use. Carry those boundaries from development to production.

02Designed to fit

A layer above your tools.
Not a lock around them.

Keep your application code and your source of truth. CONTROLPLANE connects the operational layer around them.

  • Provider-neutral model and tool interfaces.
  • Structured events your existing systems can consume.
  • Workspace boundaries for separate teams and environments.
Explore the architecture

03An intentional release

From experiment to
operating habit.

A repeatable path for the work you want to put in front of customers.

01 / LIFECYCLE

Define

Describe the task, allowed tools, and outcome that counts as success.

02 / LIFECYCLE

Evaluate

Run representative examples and inspect where the workflow fails.

03 / LIFECYCLE

Promote

Publish the tested version with the policy and routing configuration attached.

04 / LIFECYCLE

Improve

Use production traces to choose the next change, then test it again.

From first request to production

One place to start.
Room to keep building.

Explore a sample workflow, then make the operating model your own.

CONTROL / CONNECT / SHIP