Control, queue, and artifacts in one operating surface.
Synaps is a private operating system for multi-agent teams: durable case records, live queues, tunable agent behavior, and artifact assembly deployed inside your own infrastructure.
Built for agent systems that need governance, not just prompts.
Synaps separates operator control, runtime execution, and artifact assembly so teams can keep multi-agent work visible and bounded.
Queue and ledger as product primitives
Commands become durable runs with task claims, event history, and explicit state transitions.
Live runtime tuning
Prompts, routes, skills, and policies change through a control plane instead of redeploying workers.
Outputs that survive the run
Plans, documents, images, and bundles are assembled as first-class artifacts, not transient chat text.
From operator request to assembled output.
The path is meant to be operationally legible: each stage has a role, a claim surface, and a visible output boundary.
Submit
A command enters the queue as a durable run with initial policy context.
Delegate
Planner and runtime logic break the job into explicit task claims and worker actions.
Assemble
Intermediate outputs become artifacts with stable provenance and export surfaces.
Arbitrate
The run closes only when policy and artifact completeness criteria are satisfied.
Talk to us if you are building private agent systems.
Synaps is in closed development. If you are designing internal agent operations, secure worker fleets, or regulated automation flows, reach out with your environment and deployment model.