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The Agent Engine

Infrastructure purpose-built for autonomous AI agents. Durable execution, full observability, cost control, and multi-agent orchestration — in one platform.

Traditional infrastructure wasn't built for agents

Agents aren't stateless HTTP handlers. They run for hours, make hundreds of decisions, call external APIs, and need to recover from failures without losing progress.

Serverless functions time out. Container orchestrators don't checkpoint agent state. Observability tools weren't designed for LLM decision traces.

The Agent Engine was designed from the ground up for agent workloads.

Capabilities

Built for agent workloads

Durable Agent Execution

Checkpoint and resume agents across crashes, deployments, and restarts.

Execution Tracing

Automatic capture of every tool call, LLM query, and decision point.

Replay & Debugging

Step through any historical run to understand agent behavior.

Cost Guardrails

Per-agent budgets, token limits, and spending policies.

Stateful Workflows

Durable state management across long-running agent tasks.

Multi-Agent Orchestration

Route tasks, share context, and manage dependencies between agents.

Tool & API Integration

Unified tool framework with retry, rate limiting, and auth management.

Model-Agnostic Architecture

Swap LLM providers without rewriting agent logic.

How it fits together

The Agent Engine sits between your agent code and the infrastructure it runs on. It manages execution state, observability, and resource control — so you focus on agent logic.

Architecture Diagram

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