For business
Run it on ours. Or run it on yours.
The same engine either way — working with the agents you already run. What changes is who holds the keys.
Three ways to run it
Same engine. Different roof.
01
Hosted
We run it. Nothing to install.
- No hardware, no deployment
- Your own provider key, capped per person and per agent
- Export the whole diary for an accountant or an auditor
For most businesses.
02
On your machines
SDKYou run it. Nothing phones home.
- The same substrate, on your own infrastructure
- Data stays where your policy says it stays
- Open interfaces, so nobody takes our word for how it behaves
For data residency and policy requirements.
03
On a cube
Keys we cannot be compelled to produce.
- The key is sealed in hardware you own
- Consequential actions confirmed by hand, on the device
- A record anchored to the box, not to an account
For when contractual trust isn't enough.
Whichever you pick
The parts that don't change.
A ceiling, enforced where it runs.
Per person and per agent. Not a billing alert after the fact.
A record you can prove.
Every action, what it cost, and what it touched — as a receipt your client or auditor can check for themselves, not just read.
Permission you can bound.
Let a supplier update your opening hours, and nothing else, until a date you pick.
One artifact
- agent.tomlwhat it is, and what it asks for
- agent.wasma component, not a container
- a publisher signatureover both
Runs unchanged on
- Hosted
- Your machines
- A cube
Same bytes. Same rules. Same record.
The SDK
Build once. Run it anywhere.
An agent is a WebAssembly component and a signed manifest. The manifest declares everything it will reach, and it is refused at load if it asks for anything it did not declare. The same signed artifact runs on all three, and you never rebuild for the target.
- Interfaces defined in WIT, published rather than described
- No ambient authority — an agent reaches only what it was granted
- Your own review process on top of ours, or instead of it
Not open yet. The interfaces are designed to be published and will be, alongside the first release.
And the other direction
Be findable by other people's agents.
List what you do in the NANDA Index and somebody else's helper can find your hours, your prices and your order form without a human in the loop. You choose what shows. You can pull it any time.
“Find a printer that does short runs, open Saturday.”
NANDA Index6 found
- ✓ Fold & Pressshort run · Sat 9–1 · quotes online0.6 mi
- ✓ Marlow Lithodigital and litho · Sat 10–21.9 mi
Signed entries only. Nothing taken on trust.
Tell us what you run.
We'd rather hear the job than pitch the product. Pricing goes up when we have real numbers behind it.