An agent runtime with structure
Connect tasks, tools, and context in versioned workflows. Make every handoff visible and every capability explicit.
Product overview
Build the workflow, choose the model, ship the release, and understand the result. Keep the decisions connected.
| Service | Region | Status | Requests | Latency |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| support-resolver | us-east-1 | Healthy | 842.1k | 142 ms |
| document-pipeline | eu-west-1 | Healthy | 318.6k | 208 ms |
| research-orchestrator | ap-south-1 | Healthy | 124.9k | 186 ms |
Request accepted
Context retrieved · 4 documents
Model response received
Policy passed · response sent
Interactive product illustration. Switch views to explore the sample workspace.
01Connected, not complicated
Stop stitching together context from five different tools. Bring the essential controls into a shared operating model.
Connect tasks, tools, and context in versioned workflows. Make every handoff visible and every capability explicit.
Route by workload and budget. Keep fallbacks ready without spreading provider-specific logic across your application.
Promote the version that passed evaluation. Keep the release, its policies, and its traces connected.
Follow a request through retrieval, reasoning, tool calls, and policy checks. Investigate a decision, not just a timestamp.
Attribute spending to workflows and workspaces. Compare operational cost with the tasks your system actually completes.
Define the tools, roles, and budgets an agent can use. Carry those boundaries from development to production.
02Designed to fit
Keep your application code and your source of truth. CONTROLPLANE connects the operational layer around them.
03An intentional release
A repeatable path for the work you want to put in front of customers.
Describe the task, allowed tools, and outcome that counts as success.
Run representative examples and inspect where the workflow fails.
Publish the tested version with the policy and routing configuration attached.
Use production traces to choose the next change, then test it again.
From first request to production
Explore a sample workflow, then make the operating model your own.