Runtime and conversations
Agent execution, streaming, bounded history, delegation, retries, token caps, tracing, and cooperative cancellation.
Read runtime architectureSee what is available now, what is being built next, and which safety and governance foundations come before higher-risk capabilities.
Early-stage public build. Useful foundations exist, but production suitability must be assessed rather than assumed.
The current build provides the runtime, governance, tool, file, scheduling, and audit foundations for governed agents.
Agent execution, streaming, bounded history, delegation, retries, token caps, tracing, and cooperative cancellation.
Read runtime architectureWorkspace identity, roles, invitations, approval controls, schedules, audit and security views, and side-effect envelopes.
Read governance architectureA typed tool registry, one audited dispatch path, tool catalog, web search, skill documents, runtime loading, and management UI.
Review completed plansProvider-neutral storage, file revisions, processing jobs, file tools, management UI, scratch space, and multimodal input.
Review completed plansCurrent work expands integrations, organisational knowledge, persistent memory, operational monitoring, and safer code execution.
Credentials, OAuth, resource discovery, active context, first provider packages, and their management surfaces.
Open the roadmapBehaviour scenarios, bounded tool results, calibrated token estimates, and stronger protection around untrusted content.
Open the roadmapGoverned ingestion, hybrid retrieval, evaluation, agent tools, editable memory, and visible product surfaces.
Open the roadmapVersioned outputs, sandboxed serving, share controls, community health, supply-chain work, and the first formal public release.
Open the roadmapIntegrations, memory, retrieval, and external actions only move forward when the controls around them are ready.
Operational governance must exist before integrations ship tools that can spend money or change external systems.
Skills, files, integrations, knowledge, and memory must compose through one budgeted prompt-assembly design.
Retrieval, memory, and harness behaviour need scenarios and expected outcomes before optimisation changes land.
New content sources require a threat model and adversarial fixtures before their output reaches model context.
Follow completed work, upcoming capabilities, and the technical decisions shaping each phase.