The whole stack for agents. One platform.
Inference, a runtime for the agent to live in, and a way to ship a fleet of them — one platform, built from the bottom up. The ground floor is live today; everything above it is climbing on top, in order. This page is the whole stack in one place, with each layer marked for exactly where it stands.
One platform, read top to bottom.
Three layers, one key. The furthest-out work sits at the top, the layer you can use today at the bottom. Nothing above Layer 01 is shipped yet — each row says where it stands, and the deep-dive pages speak entirely in future tense.
Ship an agent the way you ship a service — version it, start it, and run a fleet of them, without owning any of the plumbing underneath.
A place for the agent itself to live — sessions that last as long as the work, an isolated sandbox per run, and memory that's still there tomorrow.
Every model, one endpoint, one key. Serving built for runs that last hours — the ground floor everything else stands on. Live today.
Read the whole thesis behind the ladder in the manifesto.
And past the top rung — managed agents.
Follow the ladder far enough and the pieces fold into one thing: agents you describe and delegate to, run and kept running for you — a fleet as ordinary to operate as a website is to host. That's the horizon this platform is walking toward, not a product with a date. We climb to it one layer at a time.
The ground floor is live. Build on it today — every layer above will meet you on the same key.
Your agent doesn't change.
Everything underneath does.
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