API-first orchestration for agentic workflows
Build workflows, register tools, run agents, and stream execution events—with governance and tracing out of the box.
- Define a workflow with tasks and attached policies (budget, tools, data class).
- Register tools (HTTP endpoints) with scoped permissions and rate limits.
- Create a run and stream events to observe planning → execution → verification.
- Export run evidence for stakeholders (audit logs, policy decisions, outcomes).
Requests are scoped by tenant. In production, a tenant is enforced at the gateway and carried through to policy evaluation, storage, and audit logs. For integrations, prefer short-lived tokens and explicit scopes.
- Scopes: ops.read / ops.write / runs.write / policies.write (example taxonomy).
- RBAC: roles map to scope bundles; least privilege is the default.
- Idempotency: write endpoints support idempotency keys for safe retries.
Runs emit structured events (planning, tool calls, policy decisions, outcomes). You can stream events in the UI or deliver them to your systems via webhooks.
Policies are applied at run creation and at tool-call time. These examples reflect common enterprise requirements.
For pilot and production deployments, support expectations are described in the SOW/SLA. The platform surfaces operational signals (latency, error rates, budget, policy denies) to support day-2 operations.