Solutions
Agent runtimes that hold state and stay accountable.
Long-running, stateful agent workloads with per-tenant isolation and metered billing — under the same review gate as everything else on the platform.
Agents are useful when they can act, and safe when they can be audited.
Most runtimes give you one or the other.
A real agent workload runs for hours, holds state, and takes actions with consequences. On Akua an agent is a first-class client of the platform: it drafts a proposal and waits for the same review a person would, through the same public API. Anything a person can do, an agent can do — under the same gate, with the same audit trail.
Stateful, isolated, metered.
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Long-running and stateful
An agent session is a supervised entity with a durable lifecycle — not a request that times out. Failures are visible and recoveries are deterministic.
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Per-tenant isolation
Each tenant’s agent workloads run isolated, on infrastructure you or your customer chose. No shared blast radius.
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Metered billing
Usage is metered per tenant, with the same quotas and admission gates that govern every other client of the platform.
Every action takes the same path.
An agent can’t do anything a human couldn’t — and couldn’t audit afterward.
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The agent drafts a proposal
It works against a fork, never against main — the same write gate every other client uses.
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A human or policy reviews it
Predicate-safe changes can auto-merge; everything else waits on the same review a person’s change would.
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It merges through the gate
Nothing reaches main except through a reviewed proposal — agents included.
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The event log records it
The supervised entity captures every state transition, so the audit trail exists by architecture.
Let agents act.
Keep every action auditable.
Long-running agent workloads on the same primitives and the same review gate as the rest of the platform.