The operating layer for governed agent execution.
The Agent Foundry brings agent lifecycle management, isolated runtime capacity, and operational proof into a single enterprise surface for teams moving from experiments to controlled scale.
Unify agent work and execution capacity.
Foundry gives platform teams a shared control surface for planning, placing, observing, and improving agent-backed work across secure environments.
Governed agents
Manage reusable agent capabilities as approved, traceable assets with policy, provenance, lifecycle state, and promotion paths.
Elastic execution
Place work across isolated Linux, Windows, GPU, and microVM capacity with admission controls, leases, quotas, and workload intent.
Proof operations
Keep evidence, artifacts, lineage, cleanup status, and policy decisions available for operators, auditors, and release teams.
One control plane, many operating modes.
Foundry connects agent composition, campaign execution, artifact governance, and fleet orchestration without turning isolated work into a general-purpose infrastructure stack.
Design
Define agent roles, runtime requirements, budgets, policies, and success gates.
Place
Resolve artifacts, prepare capacity, assign work, and start isolated runs with durable leases.
Operate
Track live progress, event streams, artifacts, policy decisions, and cleanup posture.
Advance
Promote, retire, rerun, or refine agent assets through recorded governance workflows.
Enterprise controls without operational drag.
The platform model is intentionally broad: unify policy, orchestration, secure capacity, and evidence while letting teams keep their preferred models, tools, and infrastructure.
Policy-aware routing
Coordinate agent requests, runtime grants, network posture, secret access, and artifact permissions through one governed path.
Fleet visibility
Track capacity, placements, assignments, cache state, event health, and cleanup debt across distributed workers.
Resilient delivery
Support wave-based campaigns, idempotent transitions, audit trails, and proof records that remain useful after systems move on.