Plain-English Catalog

Agent OS project details and every feature in one place

This page lists every platform feature and runtime function, explains it in simple English, gives two real-world uses, and compares Agent OS to the closest alternative.

Project Summary

Agent OS is a production platform for building, deploying, and operating autonomous AI agents with hosted primitives, MCP routing, skills, and multi-agent control features.

Audience: Platform engineers, AI product teams, startups shipping agent workflows, and operators who need governed automation.
Production path: Primary path: GitHub main -> GitHub Actions -> Vercel production. Direct Vercel deploys can be used temporarily for recovery or launch unblockers.

Stack

  • - Next.js App Router for product UI and APIs
  • - Supabase PostgreSQL and storage for durable state
  • - Redis for cache, rate controls, and event transport
  • - Anthropic for on-demand feature descriptions and incident triage support
  • - Vercel for hosted production deployment and cron execution

Why Agent OS stands out

  • - Hosted primitives instead of do-it-yourself infra glue
  • - MCP routing with optional consensus and full logging
  • - A skills marketplace with installation, execution, and monetization
  • - An autonomous active-and-standby operations crew for every feature and runtime function

Platform Features

These 70 platform features describe the full Agent OS product surface.

CORE

Core Infrastructure

The hosted primitives that replace hand-rolled agent infrastructure.

#1

Filesystem (fs)

Read and write files in isolated cloud storage for each agent. Agent OS ships the primitive as a managed, isolated service instead of making teams wire multiple vendors together first.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A logistics agent uses Filesystem (fs) to keep shipment data and job state inside one hosted runtime instead of juggling separate infrastructure services.
  • - A customer support agent uses Filesystem (fs) to keep context, files, and automation steps available across every conversation handoff.
Immediate competitor

LangChain plus custom Redis, storage, and worker glue

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS ships the primitive as a managed, isolated service instead of making teams wire multiple vendors together first.

#2

Network (net)

Make outbound HTTP requests with SSRF protection, limits, and timeouts. Agent OS ships the primitive as a managed, isolated service instead of making teams wire multiple vendors together first.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A logistics agent uses Network (net) to keep shipment data and job state inside one hosted runtime instead of juggling separate infrastructure services.
  • - A customer support agent uses Network (net) to keep context, files, and automation steps available across every conversation handoff.
Immediate competitor

LangChain plus custom Redis, storage, and worker glue

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS ships the primitive as a managed, isolated service instead of making teams wire multiple vendors together first.

#3

Process Execution (proc)

Run Python, JavaScript, or Bash in a sandboxed execution environment. Agent OS ships the primitive as a managed, isolated service instead of making teams wire multiple vendors together first.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A logistics agent uses Process Execution (proc) to keep shipment data and job state inside one hosted runtime instead of juggling separate infrastructure services.
  • - A customer support agent uses Process Execution (proc) to keep context, files, and automation steps available across every conversation handoff.
Immediate competitor

LangChain plus custom Redis, storage, and worker glue

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS ships the primitive as a managed, isolated service instead of making teams wire multiple vendors together first.

#4

Memory Cache (mem)

Use Redis-backed key-value memory with fast reads and TTL support. Agent OS ships the primitive as a managed, isolated service instead of making teams wire multiple vendors together first.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A logistics agent uses Memory Cache (mem) to keep shipment data and job state inside one hosted runtime instead of juggling separate infrastructure services.
  • - A customer support agent uses Memory Cache (mem) to keep context, files, and automation steps available across every conversation handoff.
Immediate competitor

LangChain plus custom Redis, storage, and worker glue

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS ships the primitive as a managed, isolated service instead of making teams wire multiple vendors together first.

#5

Database (db)

Use PostgreSQL-backed relational storage with private agent scoping. Agent OS ships the primitive as a managed, isolated service instead of making teams wire multiple vendors together first.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A logistics agent uses Database (db) to keep shipment data and job state inside one hosted runtime instead of juggling separate infrastructure services.
  • - A customer support agent uses Database (db) to keep context, files, and automation steps available across every conversation handoff.
Immediate competitor

LangChain plus custom Redis, storage, and worker glue

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS ships the primitive as a managed, isolated service instead of making teams wire multiple vendors together first.

#6

Events (events)

Publish and subscribe to realtime messages across agents. Agent OS ships the primitive as a managed, isolated service instead of making teams wire multiple vendors together first.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A logistics agent uses Events (events) to keep shipment data and job state inside one hosted runtime instead of juggling separate infrastructure services.
  • - A customer support agent uses Events (events) to keep context, files, and automation steps available across every conversation handoff.
Immediate competitor

LangChain plus custom Redis, storage, and worker glue

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS ships the primitive as a managed, isolated service instead of making teams wire multiple vendors together first.

FFP

Multi-Agent Consensus (FFP)

Consensus and coordination controls for critical multi-agent work.

#7

Consensus System

Use Byzantine-style voting for critical multi-agent decisions. Agent OS makes consensus a platform rule with logging, thresholds, and failover instead of an optional prompt pattern.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A treasury operations crew uses Consensus System before releasing a payment so one weak agent cannot approve a high-risk action alone.
  • - A medical review workflow uses Consensus System to require multiple specialist agents to agree before a diagnosis summary is escalated.
Immediate competitor

CrewAI with app-level voting logic bolted on afterward

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS makes consensus a platform rule with logging, thresholds, and failover instead of an optional prompt pattern.

#8

Reputation Tracking

Track agent quality over time and feed that into multi-agent decisions. Agent OS makes consensus a platform rule with logging, thresholds, and failover instead of an optional prompt pattern.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A treasury operations crew uses Reputation Tracking before releasing a payment so one weak agent cannot approve a high-risk action alone.
  • - A medical review workflow uses Reputation Tracking to require multiple specialist agents to agree before a diagnosis summary is escalated.
Immediate competitor

CrewAI with app-level voting logic bolted on afterward

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS makes consensus a platform rule with logging, thresholds, and failover instead of an optional prompt pattern.

#9

Chain Logging

Store immutable action trails and proofs for critical operations. Agent OS makes consensus a platform rule with logging, thresholds, and failover instead of an optional prompt pattern.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A treasury operations crew uses Chain Logging before releasing a payment so one weak agent cannot approve a high-risk action alone.
  • - A medical review workflow uses Chain Logging to require multiple specialist agents to agree before a diagnosis summary is escalated.
Immediate competitor

CrewAI with app-level voting logic bolted on afterward

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS makes consensus a platform rule with logging, thresholds, and failover instead of an optional prompt pattern.

#10

Coordination

Coordinate handoffs and staged work between multiple agents. Agent OS makes consensus a platform rule with logging, thresholds, and failover instead of an optional prompt pattern.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A treasury operations crew uses Coordination before releasing a payment so one weak agent cannot approve a high-risk action alone.
  • - A medical review workflow uses Coordination to require multiple specialist agents to agree before a diagnosis summary is escalated.
Immediate competitor

CrewAI with app-level voting logic bolted on afterward

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS makes consensus a platform rule with logging, thresholds, and failover instead of an optional prompt pattern.

#11

Validation

Validate agents before they participate in consensus or high-risk work. Agent OS makes consensus a platform rule with logging, thresholds, and failover instead of an optional prompt pattern.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A treasury operations crew uses Validation before releasing a payment so one weak agent cannot approve a high-risk action alone.
  • - A medical review workflow uses Validation to require multiple specialist agents to agree before a diagnosis summary is escalated.
Immediate competitor

CrewAI with app-level voting logic bolted on afterward

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS makes consensus a platform rule with logging, thresholds, and failover instead of an optional prompt pattern.

#12

Diversity Enforcement

Reduce single points of failure by spreading agent decision sources. Agent OS makes consensus a platform rule with logging, thresholds, and failover instead of an optional prompt pattern.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A treasury operations crew uses Diversity Enforcement before releasing a payment so one weak agent cannot approve a high-risk action alone.
  • - A medical review workflow uses Diversity Enforcement to require multiple specialist agents to agree before a diagnosis summary is escalated.
Immediate competitor

CrewAI with app-level voting logic bolted on afterward

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS makes consensus a platform rule with logging, thresholds, and failover instead of an optional prompt pattern.

MCP

MCP Integration

A single access layer for Model Context Protocol servers and tools.

#34

MCP Server

Expose Agent OS primitives and capabilities as MCP tools. Agent OS adds shared routing, policy checks, and consensus-aware execution on top of standard MCP access.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A sales operations agent uses MCP Server to reach Gmail, Slack, and Drive through one consistent API surface.
  • - A DevOps agent uses MCP Server to update GitHub, fetch run context, and notify Slack without building custom connectors for each tool.
Immediate competitor

Direct MCP wiring in each client or Claude Desktop-only setups

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS adds shared routing, policy checks, and consensus-aware execution on top of standard MCP access.

#35

MCP Tool Listing

List available MCP tools dynamically from active sources. Agent OS adds shared routing, policy checks, and consensus-aware execution on top of standard MCP access.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A sales operations agent uses MCP Tool Listing to reach Gmail, Slack, and Drive through one consistent API surface.
  • - A DevOps agent uses MCP Tool Listing to update GitHub, fetch run context, and notify Slack without building custom connectors for each tool.
Immediate competitor

Direct MCP wiring in each client or Claude Desktop-only setups

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS adds shared routing, policy checks, and consensus-aware execution on top of standard MCP access.

#36

MCP Tool Execution

Execute MCP tools through a routed, logged control plane. Agent OS adds shared routing, policy checks, and consensus-aware execution on top of standard MCP access.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A sales operations agent uses MCP Tool Execution to reach Gmail, Slack, and Drive through one consistent API surface.
  • - A DevOps agent uses MCP Tool Execution to update GitHub, fetch run context, and notify Slack without building custom connectors for each tool.
Immediate competitor

Direct MCP wiring in each client or Claude Desktop-only setups

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS adds shared routing, policy checks, and consensus-aware execution on top of standard MCP access.

#37

MCP Client

Call external MCP servers such as Gmail, Slack, Drive, or GitHub. Agent OS adds shared routing, policy checks, and consensus-aware execution on top of standard MCP access.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A sales operations agent uses MCP Client to reach Gmail, Slack, and Drive through one consistent API surface.
  • - A DevOps agent uses MCP Client to update GitHub, fetch run context, and notify Slack without building custom connectors for each tool.
Immediate competitor

Direct MCP wiring in each client or Claude Desktop-only setups

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS adds shared routing, policy checks, and consensus-aware execution on top of standard MCP access.

#59

MCP Router

Route MCP calls through one policy-aware entry point. Agent OS adds shared routing, policy checks, and consensus-aware execution on top of standard MCP access.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A sales operations agent uses MCP Router to reach Gmail, Slack, and Drive through one consistent API surface.
  • - A DevOps agent uses MCP Router to update GitHub, fetch run context, and notify Slack without building custom connectors for each tool.
Immediate competitor

Direct MCP wiring in each client or Claude Desktop-only setups

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS adds shared routing, policy checks, and consensus-aware execution on top of standard MCP access.

#60

Universal MCP Access

Reach many MCP servers through one consistent integration surface. Agent OS adds shared routing, policy checks, and consensus-aware execution on top of standard MCP access.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A sales operations agent uses Universal MCP Access to reach Gmail, Slack, and Drive through one consistent API surface.
  • - A DevOps agent uses Universal MCP Access to update GitHub, fetch run context, and notify Slack without building custom connectors for each tool.
Immediate competitor

Direct MCP wiring in each client or Claude Desktop-only setups

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS adds shared routing, policy checks, and consensus-aware execution on top of standard MCP access.

SKILL

Skills Marketplace

Reusable third-party capabilities that can be installed, published, metered, and monetized.

#13

Browse Skills

Search and filter marketplace skills by keyword, category, and popularity. Agent OS treats extensions as installable runtime capabilities with analytics, reviews, and revenue sharing built in.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A legal intake agent uses Browse Skills to add document parsing or clause extraction without rebuilding those capabilities from scratch.
  • - A growth team agent uses Browse Skills to install SEO, scraping, or enrichment skills as reusable production modules.
Immediate competitor

Zapier AI actions or ad hoc private tool registries

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS treats extensions as installable runtime capabilities with analytics, reviews, and revenue sharing built in.

#14

Install Skills

Install marketplace skills into an agent with one API call. Agent OS treats extensions as installable runtime capabilities with analytics, reviews, and revenue sharing built in.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A legal intake agent uses Install Skills to add document parsing or clause extraction without rebuilding those capabilities from scratch.
  • - A growth team agent uses Install Skills to install SEO, scraping, or enrichment skills as reusable production modules.
Immediate competitor

Zapier AI actions or ad hoc private tool registries

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS treats extensions as installable runtime capabilities with analytics, reviews, and revenue sharing built in.

#15

Use Skills

Execute installed skill capabilities through the Agent OS API. Agent OS treats extensions as installable runtime capabilities with analytics, reviews, and revenue sharing built in.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A legal intake agent uses Use Skills to add document parsing or clause extraction without rebuilding those capabilities from scratch.
  • - A growth team agent uses Use Skills to install SEO, scraping, or enrichment skills as reusable production modules.
Immediate competitor

Zapier AI actions or ad hoc private tool registries

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS treats extensions as installable runtime capabilities with analytics, reviews, and revenue sharing built in.

#16

Skill Execution Engine

Run skill code in an isolated runtime with limits and result controls. Agent OS treats extensions as installable runtime capabilities with analytics, reviews, and revenue sharing built in.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A legal intake agent uses Skill Execution Engine to add document parsing or clause extraction without rebuilding those capabilities from scratch.
  • - A growth team agent uses Skill Execution Engine to install SEO, scraping, or enrichment skills as reusable production modules.
Immediate competitor

Zapier AI actions or ad hoc private tool registries

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS treats extensions as installable runtime capabilities with analytics, reviews, and revenue sharing built in.

#17

Publish Skills

Publish new skills with code, pricing, capabilities, and metadata. Agent OS treats extensions as installable runtime capabilities with analytics, reviews, and revenue sharing built in.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A legal intake agent uses Publish Skills to add document parsing or clause extraction without rebuilding those capabilities from scratch.
  • - A growth team agent uses Publish Skills to install SEO, scraping, or enrichment skills as reusable production modules.
Immediate competitor

Zapier AI actions or ad hoc private tool registries

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS treats extensions as installable runtime capabilities with analytics, reviews, and revenue sharing built in.

#18

Reviews & Ratings

Collect ratings and written feedback for marketplace skills. Agent OS treats extensions as installable runtime capabilities with analytics, reviews, and revenue sharing built in.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A legal intake agent uses Reviews & Ratings to add document parsing or clause extraction without rebuilding those capabilities from scratch.
  • - A growth team agent uses Reviews & Ratings to install SEO, scraping, or enrichment skills as reusable production modules.
Immediate competitor

Zapier AI actions or ad hoc private tool registries

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS treats extensions as installable runtime capabilities with analytics, reviews, and revenue sharing built in.

#19

Developer Dashboard

Track installs, calls, and earnings for skills you publish. Agent OS treats extensions as installable runtime capabilities with analytics, reviews, and revenue sharing built in.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A legal intake agent uses Developer Dashboard to add document parsing or clause extraction without rebuilding those capabilities from scratch.
  • - A growth team agent uses Developer Dashboard to install SEO, scraping, or enrichment skills as reusable production modules.
Immediate competitor

Zapier AI actions or ad hoc private tool registries

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS treats extensions as installable runtime capabilities with analytics, reviews, and revenue sharing built in.

#20

Revenue Sharing

Split paid skill revenue between developers and the platform. Agent OS treats extensions as installable runtime capabilities with analytics, reviews, and revenue sharing built in.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A legal intake agent uses Revenue Sharing to add document parsing or clause extraction without rebuilding those capabilities from scratch.
  • - A growth team agent uses Revenue Sharing to install SEO, scraping, or enrichment skills as reusable production modules.
Immediate competitor

Zapier AI actions or ad hoc private tool registries

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS treats extensions as installable runtime capabilities with analytics, reviews, and revenue sharing built in.

#21

Skill Analytics

Measure installs, calls, latency, failures, and revenue per skill. Agent OS treats extensions as installable runtime capabilities with analytics, reviews, and revenue sharing built in.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A legal intake agent uses Skill Analytics to add document parsing or clause extraction without rebuilding those capabilities from scratch.
  • - A growth team agent uses Skill Analytics to install SEO, scraping, or enrichment skills as reusable production modules.
Immediate competitor

Zapier AI actions or ad hoc private tool registries

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS treats extensions as installable runtime capabilities with analytics, reviews, and revenue sharing built in.

AUTH

Authentication & Security

Identity, isolation, and guardrails for running agents safely in production.

#28

JWT-Based Auth

Issue and verify signed bearer tokens for agent access. Agent OS enforces identity, isolation, rate controls, and outbound safety in the platform, not as optional middleware.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A healthcare intake agent uses JWT-Based Auth to keep patient data isolated while automating record lookups and file processing.
  • - A finance operations agent uses JWT-Based Auth to block unsafe outbound calls and prevent cross-tenant data leaks.
Immediate competitor

Homegrown API key checks plus patchwork network rules

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS enforces identity, isolation, rate controls, and outbound safety in the platform, not as optional middleware.

#29

API Key Management

Generate and manage agent access credentials securely. Agent OS enforces identity, isolation, rate controls, and outbound safety in the platform, not as optional middleware.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A healthcare intake agent uses API Key Management to keep patient data isolated while automating record lookups and file processing.
  • - A finance operations agent uses API Key Management to block unsafe outbound calls and prevent cross-tenant data leaks.
Immediate competitor

Homegrown API key checks plus patchwork network rules

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS enforces identity, isolation, rate controls, and outbound safety in the platform, not as optional middleware.

#30

Agent Isolation

Keep each agent data path, file space, and runtime separate. Agent OS enforces identity, isolation, rate controls, and outbound safety in the platform, not as optional middleware.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A healthcare intake agent uses Agent Isolation to keep patient data isolated while automating record lookups and file processing.
  • - A finance operations agent uses Agent Isolation to block unsafe outbound calls and prevent cross-tenant data leaks.
Immediate competitor

Homegrown API key checks plus patchwork network rules

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS enforces identity, isolation, rate controls, and outbound safety in the platform, not as optional middleware.

#31

Rate Limiting

Throttle abusive or accidental traffic spikes per agent. Agent OS enforces identity, isolation, rate controls, and outbound safety in the platform, not as optional middleware.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A healthcare intake agent uses Rate Limiting to keep patient data isolated while automating record lookups and file processing.
  • - A finance operations agent uses Rate Limiting to block unsafe outbound calls and prevent cross-tenant data leaks.
Immediate competitor

Homegrown API key checks plus patchwork network rules

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS enforces identity, isolation, rate controls, and outbound safety in the platform, not as optional middleware.

#32

SSRF Protection

Block unsafe outbound destinations and internal network access. Agent OS enforces identity, isolation, rate controls, and outbound safety in the platform, not as optional middleware.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A healthcare intake agent uses SSRF Protection to keep patient data isolated while automating record lookups and file processing.
  • - A finance operations agent uses SSRF Protection to block unsafe outbound calls and prevent cross-tenant data leaks.
Immediate competitor

Homegrown API key checks plus patchwork network rules

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS enforces identity, isolation, rate controls, and outbound safety in the platform, not as optional middleware.

#33

Sandbox Security

Apply runtime limits and isolation to code execution workloads. Agent OS enforces identity, isolation, rate controls, and outbound safety in the platform, not as optional middleware.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A healthcare intake agent uses Sandbox Security to keep patient data isolated while automating record lookups and file processing.
  • - A finance operations agent uses Sandbox Security to block unsafe outbound calls and prevent cross-tenant data leaks.
Immediate competitor

Homegrown API key checks plus patchwork network rules

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS enforces identity, isolation, rate controls, and outbound safety in the platform, not as optional middleware.

UI

User Interface

The product surface that helps teams sign up, discover features, and manage agents quickly.

#22

Landing Page

Present the product story, primitives, and feature coverage clearly. Agent OS gives teams a production-grade self-serve experience instead of forcing them to live in scripts and dashboards they built themselves.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A startup founder uses Landing Page to onboard an internal agent in minutes without reading low-level infrastructure docs first.
  • - A platform engineer uses Landing Page to hand product teams a self-serve control surface instead of a collection of shell commands.
Immediate competitor

Internal admin panels or CLI-only developer tooling

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS gives teams a production-grade self-serve experience instead of forcing them to live in scripts and dashboards they built themselves.

#23

Signup Flow

Create a new agent account and issue credentials quickly. Agent OS gives teams a production-grade self-serve experience instead of forcing them to live in scripts and dashboards they built themselves.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A startup founder uses Signup Flow to onboard an internal agent in minutes without reading low-level infrastructure docs first.
  • - A platform engineer uses Signup Flow to hand product teams a self-serve control surface instead of a collection of shell commands.
Immediate competitor

Internal admin panels or CLI-only developer tooling

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS gives teams a production-grade self-serve experience instead of forcing them to live in scripts and dashboards they built themselves.

#24

Marketplace UI

Browse and discover skills through a product-grade catalog interface. Agent OS gives teams a production-grade self-serve experience instead of forcing them to live in scripts and dashboards they built themselves.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A startup founder uses Marketplace UI to onboard an internal agent in minutes without reading low-level infrastructure docs first.
  • - A platform engineer uses Marketplace UI to hand product teams a self-serve control surface instead of a collection of shell commands.
Immediate competitor

Internal admin panels or CLI-only developer tooling

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS gives teams a production-grade self-serve experience instead of forcing them to live in scripts and dashboards they built themselves.

#25

Skill Detail Pages

Inspect a skill before installation with reviews, capability info, and examples. Agent OS gives teams a production-grade self-serve experience instead of forcing them to live in scripts and dashboards they built themselves.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A startup founder uses Skill Detail Pages to onboard an internal agent in minutes without reading low-level infrastructure docs first.
  • - A platform engineer uses Skill Detail Pages to hand product teams a self-serve control surface instead of a collection of shell commands.
Immediate competitor

Internal admin panels or CLI-only developer tooling

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS gives teams a production-grade self-serve experience instead of forcing them to live in scripts and dashboards they built themselves.

#26

Developer Publishing UI

Use a form-driven interface to publish and manage skills. Agent OS gives teams a production-grade self-serve experience instead of forcing them to live in scripts and dashboards they built themselves.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A startup founder uses Developer Publishing UI to onboard an internal agent in minutes without reading low-level infrastructure docs first.
  • - A platform engineer uses Developer Publishing UI to hand product teams a self-serve control surface instead of a collection of shell commands.
Immediate competitor

Internal admin panels or CLI-only developer tooling

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS gives teams a production-grade self-serve experience instead of forcing them to live in scripts and dashboards they built themselves.

#27

Agent Dashboard

View credentials, installed skills, and activity for each agent. Agent OS gives teams a production-grade self-serve experience instead of forcing them to live in scripts and dashboards they built themselves.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A startup founder uses Agent Dashboard to onboard an internal agent in minutes without reading low-level infrastructure docs first.
  • - A platform engineer uses Agent Dashboard to hand product teams a self-serve control surface instead of a collection of shell commands.
Immediate competitor

Internal admin panels or CLI-only developer tooling

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS gives teams a production-grade self-serve experience instead of forcing them to live in scripts and dashboards they built themselves.

OPS

Operations & Reliability

Monitoring, failover, visibility, and control features for autonomous infrastructure.

#38

Health Monitoring

Track platform and crew health with regular snapshots and coverage checks. Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A platform team uses Health Monitoring to spot degradation early and keep autonomous agent services online without manual babysitting.
  • - A B2B SaaS team uses Health Monitoring to track incidents, queue pressure, and failover events from one operations console.
Immediate competitor

Datadog plus custom cron scripts and spreadsheets

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

#39

Alerting

Raise operational alerts when health, coverage, or task state degrades. Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A platform team uses Alerting to spot degradation early and keep autonomous agent services online without manual babysitting.
  • - A B2B SaaS team uses Alerting to track incidents, queue pressure, and failover events from one operations console.
Immediate competitor

Datadog plus custom cron scripts and spreadsheets

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

#40

Queue Management

Track queued crew work and task backlog from a single control surface. Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A platform team uses Queue Management to spot degradation early and keep autonomous agent services online without manual babysitting.
  • - A B2B SaaS team uses Queue Management to track incidents, queue pressure, and failover events from one operations console.
Immediate competitor

Datadog plus custom cron scripts and spreadsheets

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

#41

Task Scheduling

Schedule recurring orchestration and maintenance work for the platform crew. Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A platform team uses Task Scheduling to spot degradation early and keep autonomous agent services online without manual babysitting.
  • - A B2B SaaS team uses Task Scheduling to track incidents, queue pressure, and failover events from one operations console.
Immediate competitor

Datadog plus custom cron scripts and spreadsheets

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

#42

Incident Timeline

Show an ordered timeline of failovers, health drops, and task outcomes. Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A platform team uses Incident Timeline to spot degradation early and keep autonomous agent services online without manual babysitting.
  • - A B2B SaaS team uses Incident Timeline to track incidents, queue pressure, and failover events from one operations console.
Immediate competitor

Datadog plus custom cron scripts and spreadsheets

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

#43

Failover Automation

Promote standby agents automatically when an active agent degrades. Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A platform team uses Failover Automation to spot degradation early and keep autonomous agent services online without manual babysitting.
  • - A B2B SaaS team uses Failover Automation to track incidents, queue pressure, and failover events from one operations console.
Immediate competitor

Datadog plus custom cron scripts and spreadsheets

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

#44

Standby Capacity

Maintain a ready standby agent for every cataloged feature or function. Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A platform team uses Standby Capacity to spot degradation early and keep autonomous agent services online without manual babysitting.
  • - A B2B SaaS team uses Standby Capacity to track incidents, queue pressure, and failover events from one operations console.
Immediate competitor

Datadog plus custom cron scripts and spreadsheets

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

#45

Agent Heartbeats

Track recent contact and liveness for every infrastructure agent. Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A platform team uses Agent Heartbeats to spot degradation early and keep autonomous agent services online without manual babysitting.
  • - A B2B SaaS team uses Agent Heartbeats to track incidents, queue pressure, and failover events from one operations console.
Immediate competitor

Datadog plus custom cron scripts and spreadsheets

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

#46

Metrics Dashboard

Aggregate reliability, failover, queue, and coverage metrics for the crew. Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A platform team uses Metrics Dashboard to spot degradation early and keep autonomous agent services online without manual babysitting.
  • - A B2B SaaS team uses Metrics Dashboard to track incidents, queue pressure, and failover events from one operations console.
Immediate competitor

Datadog plus custom cron scripts and spreadsheets

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

#47

Usage Analytics

Measure operational load, task volume, and system coverage trends over time. Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A platform team uses Usage Analytics to spot degradation early and keep autonomous agent services online without manual babysitting.
  • - A B2B SaaS team uses Usage Analytics to track incidents, queue pressure, and failover events from one operations console.
Immediate competitor

Datadog plus custom cron scripts and spreadsheets

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

#48

Error Triage

Generate issue summaries and remediation suggestions when incidents happen. Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A platform team uses Error Triage to spot degradation early and keep autonomous agent services online without manual babysitting.
  • - A B2B SaaS team uses Error Triage to track incidents, queue pressure, and failover events from one operations console.
Immediate competitor

Datadog plus custom cron scripts and spreadsheets

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

#49

Audit Explorer

Inspect logged actions, votes, failovers, and automation events in one place. Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A platform team uses Audit Explorer to spot degradation early and keep autonomous agent services online without manual babysitting.
  • - A B2B SaaS team uses Audit Explorer to track incidents, queue pressure, and failover events from one operations console.
Immediate competitor

Datadog plus custom cron scripts and spreadsheets

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

#50

Config Registry

Keep platform feature metadata and operational settings in a canonical catalog. Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A platform team uses Config Registry to spot degradation early and keep autonomous agent services online without manual babysitting.
  • - A B2B SaaS team uses Config Registry to track incidents, queue pressure, and failover events from one operations console.
Immediate competitor

Datadog plus custom cron scripts and spreadsheets

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

#51

Release Gates

Gate production deploys through checks and health verification on main only. Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A platform team uses Release Gates to spot degradation early and keep autonomous agent services online without manual babysitting.
  • - A B2B SaaS team uses Release Gates to track incidents, queue pressure, and failover events from one operations console.
Immediate competitor

Datadog plus custom cron scripts and spreadsheets

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

#52

Secret Rotation

Support safer secret updates and operational token handling across the platform. Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A platform team uses Secret Rotation to spot degradation early and keep autonomous agent services online without manual babysitting.
  • - A B2B SaaS team uses Secret Rotation to track incidents, queue pressure, and failover events from one operations console.
Immediate competitor

Datadog plus custom cron scripts and spreadsheets

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

#53

Feature Catalog

Use one shared feature source for docs, UI, and crew assignment coverage. Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A platform team uses Feature Catalog to spot degradation early and keep autonomous agent services online without manual babysitting.
  • - A B2B SaaS team uses Feature Catalog to track incidents, queue pressure, and failover events from one operations console.
Immediate competitor

Datadog plus custom cron scripts and spreadsheets

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

#54

Crew Orchestrator

Dispatch, monitor, and rebalance autonomous infrastructure work from one service layer. Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A platform team uses Crew Orchestrator to spot degradation early and keep autonomous agent services online without manual babysitting.
  • - A B2B SaaS team uses Crew Orchestrator to track incidents, queue pressure, and failover events from one operations console.
Immediate competitor

Datadog plus custom cron scripts and spreadsheets

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS keeps operational coverage in the same product surface as agent execution, so the control plane and runtime stay aligned.

CLOUD

Infrastructure

The hosted deployment and storage stack under Agent OS.

#55

Vercel Deployment

Deploy the product globally through Vercel production infrastructure. Agent OS uses modern managed infrastructure so teams get global scale and safer defaults without operating every moving part themselves.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A research team uses Vercel Deployment to launch globally reachable agents without hiring an infrastructure team first.
  • - A SaaS platform uses Vercel Deployment to absorb traffic spikes during product launches without manual scaling work.
Immediate competitor

Self-managed Kubernetes, Redis, and Postgres stacks

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS uses modern managed infrastructure so teams get global scale and safer defaults without operating every moving part themselves.

#56

Supabase Backend

Use Supabase for relational storage, file storage, and backend services. Agent OS uses modern managed infrastructure so teams get global scale and safer defaults without operating every moving part themselves.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A research team uses Supabase Backend to launch globally reachable agents without hiring an infrastructure team first.
  • - A SaaS platform uses Supabase Backend to absorb traffic spikes during product launches without manual scaling work.
Immediate competitor

Self-managed Kubernetes, Redis, and Postgres stacks

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS uses modern managed infrastructure so teams get global scale and safer defaults without operating every moving part themselves.

#57

Redis Caching

Use Redis for low-latency memory, counters, and event transport. Agent OS uses modern managed infrastructure so teams get global scale and safer defaults without operating every moving part themselves.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A research team uses Redis Caching to launch globally reachable agents without hiring an infrastructure team first.
  • - A SaaS platform uses Redis Caching to absorb traffic spikes during product launches without manual scaling work.
Immediate competitor

Self-managed Kubernetes, Redis, and Postgres stacks

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS uses modern managed infrastructure so teams get global scale and safer defaults without operating every moving part themselves.

#58

Docker Sandboxing

Support stronger execution isolation patterns when container runtimes are available. Agent OS uses modern managed infrastructure so teams get global scale and safer defaults without operating every moving part themselves.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A research team uses Docker Sandboxing to launch globally reachable agents without hiring an infrastructure team first.
  • - A SaaS platform uses Docker Sandboxing to absorb traffic spikes during product launches without manual scaling work.
Immediate competitor

Self-managed Kubernetes, Redis, and Postgres stacks

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS uses modern managed infrastructure so teams get global scale and safer defaults without operating every moving part themselves.

ADV

Advanced Features

Higher-order orchestration, experimentation, and network behaviors for larger agent systems.

#61

Multi-Stage Workflows

Chain multiple agent stages into a governed workflow. Agent OS connects orchestration, versioning, scheduling, and rollback into one runtime instead of leaving teams to stitch them together.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A fraud detection pipeline uses Multi-Stage Workflows to coordinate specialist agents and route high-risk cases through controlled review steps.
  • - A content operations team uses Multi-Stage Workflows to schedule, test, and roll back agent behavior safely as traffic changes.
Immediate competitor

LangGraph workflows plus custom experimentation tooling

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS connects orchestration, versioning, scheduling, and rollback into one runtime instead of leaving teams to stitch them together.

#62

Reputation Weighting

Weight multi-agent decisions based on observed quality and history. Agent OS connects orchestration, versioning, scheduling, and rollback into one runtime instead of leaving teams to stitch them together.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A fraud detection pipeline uses Reputation Weighting to coordinate specialist agents and route high-risk cases through controlled review steps.
  • - A content operations team uses Reputation Weighting to schedule, test, and roll back agent behavior safely as traffic changes.
Immediate competitor

LangGraph workflows plus custom experimentation tooling

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS connects orchestration, versioning, scheduling, and rollback into one runtime instead of leaving teams to stitch them together.

#63

Cryptographic Proofs

Generate verifiable proof trails for sensitive actions. Agent OS connects orchestration, versioning, scheduling, and rollback into one runtime instead of leaving teams to stitch them together.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A fraud detection pipeline uses Cryptographic Proofs to coordinate specialist agents and route high-risk cases through controlled review steps.
  • - A content operations team uses Cryptographic Proofs to schedule, test, and roll back agent behavior safely as traffic changes.
Immediate competitor

LangGraph workflows plus custom experimentation tooling

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS connects orchestration, versioning, scheduling, and rollback into one runtime instead of leaving teams to stitch them together.

#64

Agent Networks

Group agents into reusable networks for a shared operating domain. Agent OS connects orchestration, versioning, scheduling, and rollback into one runtime instead of leaving teams to stitch them together.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A fraud detection pipeline uses Agent Networks to coordinate specialist agents and route high-risk cases through controlled review steps.
  • - A content operations team uses Agent Networks to schedule, test, and roll back agent behavior safely as traffic changes.
Immediate competitor

LangGraph workflows plus custom experimentation tooling

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS connects orchestration, versioning, scheduling, and rollback into one runtime instead of leaving teams to stitch them together.

#65

Skill Dependencies

Support skills that depend on other installed capabilities. Agent OS connects orchestration, versioning, scheduling, and rollback into one runtime instead of leaving teams to stitch them together.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A fraud detection pipeline uses Skill Dependencies to coordinate specialist agents and route high-risk cases through controlled review steps.
  • - A content operations team uses Skill Dependencies to schedule, test, and roll back agent behavior safely as traffic changes.
Immediate competitor

LangGraph workflows plus custom experimentation tooling

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS connects orchestration, versioning, scheduling, and rollback into one runtime instead of leaving teams to stitch them together.

#66

Skill Versioning

Track versions and compatibility for skill releases over time. Agent OS connects orchestration, versioning, scheduling, and rollback into one runtime instead of leaving teams to stitch them together.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A fraud detection pipeline uses Skill Versioning to coordinate specialist agents and route high-risk cases through controlled review steps.
  • - A content operations team uses Skill Versioning to schedule, test, and roll back agent behavior safely as traffic changes.
Immediate competitor

LangGraph workflows plus custom experimentation tooling

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS connects orchestration, versioning, scheduling, and rollback into one runtime instead of leaving teams to stitch them together.

#67

Skill Permissions

Declare and review what primitives a skill needs before it runs. Agent OS connects orchestration, versioning, scheduling, and rollback into one runtime instead of leaving teams to stitch them together.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A fraud detection pipeline uses Skill Permissions to coordinate specialist agents and route high-risk cases through controlled review steps.
  • - A content operations team uses Skill Permissions to schedule, test, and roll back agent behavior safely as traffic changes.
Immediate competitor

LangGraph workflows plus custom experimentation tooling

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS connects orchestration, versioning, scheduling, and rollback into one runtime instead of leaving teams to stitch them together.

#68

Webhook Support

Receive external triggers and events through webhook-based integrations. Agent OS connects orchestration, versioning, scheduling, and rollback into one runtime instead of leaving teams to stitch them together.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A fraud detection pipeline uses Webhook Support to coordinate specialist agents and route high-risk cases through controlled review steps.
  • - A content operations team uses Webhook Support to schedule, test, and roll back agent behavior safely as traffic changes.
Immediate competitor

LangGraph workflows plus custom experimentation tooling

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS connects orchestration, versioning, scheduling, and rollback into one runtime instead of leaving teams to stitch them together.

#69

Scheduled Tasks

Run recurring or one-off background jobs on a managed schedule. Agent OS connects orchestration, versioning, scheduling, and rollback into one runtime instead of leaving teams to stitch them together.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A fraud detection pipeline uses Scheduled Tasks to coordinate specialist agents and route high-risk cases through controlled review steps.
  • - A content operations team uses Scheduled Tasks to schedule, test, and roll back agent behavior safely as traffic changes.
Immediate competitor

LangGraph workflows plus custom experimentation tooling

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS connects orchestration, versioning, scheduling, and rollback into one runtime instead of leaving teams to stitch them together.

#70

A/B Testing

Compare versions of agent behavior and roll back weaker variants. Agent OS connects orchestration, versioning, scheduling, and rollback into one runtime instead of leaving teams to stitch them together.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A fraud detection pipeline uses A/B Testing to coordinate specialist agents and route high-risk cases through controlled review steps.
  • - A content operations team uses A/B Testing to schedule, test, and roll back agent behavior safely as traffic changes.
Immediate competitor

LangGraph workflows plus custom experimentation tooling

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS connects orchestration, versioning, scheduling, and rollback into one runtime instead of leaving teams to stitch them together.

Runtime Functions

These runtime functions are also covered by the autonomous crew, with one active agent and one standby agent per function.

Memory Functions

#101

mem_set

Store a JSON value in agent memory with an optional TTL. Agent OS exposes memory operations behind agent-aware quotas, namespacing, and audit logging by default.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A recommendation agent uses mem_set to cache user context between requests without writing direct Redis code.
  • - A fraud scoring agent uses mem_set to keep fast counters and temporary state during a live review window.
Immediate competitor

Raw Redis SDK calls in custom app code

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS exposes memory operations behind agent-aware quotas, namespacing, and audit logging by default.

#102

mem_get

Read a value from agent memory by key. Agent OS exposes memory operations behind agent-aware quotas, namespacing, and audit logging by default.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A recommendation agent uses mem_get to cache user context between requests without writing direct Redis code.
  • - A fraud scoring agent uses mem_get to keep fast counters and temporary state during a live review window.
Immediate competitor

Raw Redis SDK calls in custom app code

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS exposes memory operations behind agent-aware quotas, namespacing, and audit logging by default.

#103

mem_delete

Delete a value from agent memory. Agent OS exposes memory operations behind agent-aware quotas, namespacing, and audit logging by default.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A recommendation agent uses mem_delete to cache user context between requests without writing direct Redis code.
  • - A fraud scoring agent uses mem_delete to keep fast counters and temporary state during a live review window.
Immediate competitor

Raw Redis SDK calls in custom app code

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS exposes memory operations behind agent-aware quotas, namespacing, and audit logging by default.

#104

mem_list

List agent memory keys by prefix. Agent OS exposes memory operations behind agent-aware quotas, namespacing, and audit logging by default.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A recommendation agent uses mem_list to cache user context between requests without writing direct Redis code.
  • - A fraud scoring agent uses mem_list to keep fast counters and temporary state during a live review window.
Immediate competitor

Raw Redis SDK calls in custom app code

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS exposes memory operations behind agent-aware quotas, namespacing, and audit logging by default.

#105

mem_incr

Increment a numeric memory value safely. Agent OS exposes memory operations behind agent-aware quotas, namespacing, and audit logging by default.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A recommendation agent uses mem_incr to cache user context between requests without writing direct Redis code.
  • - A fraud scoring agent uses mem_incr to keep fast counters and temporary state during a live review window.
Immediate competitor

Raw Redis SDK calls in custom app code

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS exposes memory operations behind agent-aware quotas, namespacing, and audit logging by default.

#106

mem_expire

Update the TTL on a stored memory key. Agent OS exposes memory operations behind agent-aware quotas, namespacing, and audit logging by default.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A recommendation agent uses mem_expire to cache user context between requests without writing direct Redis code.
  • - A fraud scoring agent uses mem_expire to keep fast counters and temporary state during a live review window.
Immediate competitor

Raw Redis SDK calls in custom app code

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS exposes memory operations behind agent-aware quotas, namespacing, and audit logging by default.

Filesystem Functions

#107

fs_write

Write a file into isolated agent storage. Agent OS wraps storage with path safety, isolation, and audit trails so teams do not rebuild file governance themselves.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A compliance agent uses fs_write to store policy exports and signed reports in an isolated tenant path.
  • - A document processing agent uses fs_write to read uploaded PDFs and write normalized outputs without direct bucket management.
Immediate competitor

Direct S3 or Blob storage SDK calls

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS wraps storage with path safety, isolation, and audit trails so teams do not rebuild file governance themselves.

#108

fs_read

Read a file from isolated agent storage. Agent OS wraps storage with path safety, isolation, and audit trails so teams do not rebuild file governance themselves.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A compliance agent uses fs_read to store policy exports and signed reports in an isolated tenant path.
  • - A document processing agent uses fs_read to read uploaded PDFs and write normalized outputs without direct bucket management.
Immediate competitor

Direct S3 or Blob storage SDK calls

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS wraps storage with path safety, isolation, and audit trails so teams do not rebuild file governance themselves.

#109

fs_list

List files and directories for an agent path. Agent OS wraps storage with path safety, isolation, and audit trails so teams do not rebuild file governance themselves.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A compliance agent uses fs_list to store policy exports and signed reports in an isolated tenant path.
  • - A document processing agent uses fs_list to read uploaded PDFs and write normalized outputs without direct bucket management.
Immediate competitor

Direct S3 or Blob storage SDK calls

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS wraps storage with path safety, isolation, and audit trails so teams do not rebuild file governance themselves.

#110

fs_delete

Delete a file from isolated agent storage. Agent OS wraps storage with path safety, isolation, and audit trails so teams do not rebuild file governance themselves.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A compliance agent uses fs_delete to store policy exports and signed reports in an isolated tenant path.
  • - A document processing agent uses fs_delete to read uploaded PDFs and write normalized outputs without direct bucket management.
Immediate competitor

Direct S3 or Blob storage SDK calls

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS wraps storage with path safety, isolation, and audit trails so teams do not rebuild file governance themselves.

#111

fs_mkdir

Create a directory path in isolated agent storage. Agent OS wraps storage with path safety, isolation, and audit trails so teams do not rebuild file governance themselves.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A compliance agent uses fs_mkdir to store policy exports and signed reports in an isolated tenant path.
  • - A document processing agent uses fs_mkdir to read uploaded PDFs and write normalized outputs without direct bucket management.
Immediate competitor

Direct S3 or Blob storage SDK calls

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS wraps storage with path safety, isolation, and audit trails so teams do not rebuild file governance themselves.

#112

fs_stat

Inspect metadata for a stored file or path. Agent OS wraps storage with path safety, isolation, and audit trails so teams do not rebuild file governance themselves.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A compliance agent uses fs_stat to store policy exports and signed reports in an isolated tenant path.
  • - A document processing agent uses fs_stat to read uploaded PDFs and write normalized outputs without direct bucket management.
Immediate competitor

Direct S3 or Blob storage SDK calls

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS wraps storage with path safety, isolation, and audit trails so teams do not rebuild file governance themselves.

Database Functions

#113

db_query

Run a scoped SQL query against an agent database. Agent OS gives each agent a scoped database surface with validation and audit logging instead of open-ended shared SQL access.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A pricing agent uses db_query to store quote history and retrieve past decisions during renewals.
  • - A support analytics agent uses db_query to keep issue trends and resolution stats in a private schema.
Immediate competitor

Direct SQL clients and hand-built tenancy rules

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS gives each agent a scoped database surface with validation and audit logging instead of open-ended shared SQL access.

#114

db_transaction

Run multiple scoped SQL statements atomically. Agent OS gives each agent a scoped database surface with validation and audit logging instead of open-ended shared SQL access.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A pricing agent uses db_transaction to store quote history and retrieve past decisions during renewals.
  • - A support analytics agent uses db_transaction to keep issue trends and resolution stats in a private schema.
Immediate competitor

Direct SQL clients and hand-built tenancy rules

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS gives each agent a scoped database surface with validation and audit logging instead of open-ended shared SQL access.

#115

db_create_table

Create a table inside the agent database scope. Agent OS gives each agent a scoped database surface with validation and audit logging instead of open-ended shared SQL access.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A pricing agent uses db_create_table to store quote history and retrieve past decisions during renewals.
  • - A support analytics agent uses db_create_table to keep issue trends and resolution stats in a private schema.
Immediate competitor

Direct SQL clients and hand-built tenancy rules

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS gives each agent a scoped database surface with validation and audit logging instead of open-ended shared SQL access.

#116

db_insert

Insert a row into an agent-scoped table. Agent OS gives each agent a scoped database surface with validation and audit logging instead of open-ended shared SQL access.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A pricing agent uses db_insert to store quote history and retrieve past decisions during renewals.
  • - A support analytics agent uses db_insert to keep issue trends and resolution stats in a private schema.
Immediate competitor

Direct SQL clients and hand-built tenancy rules

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS gives each agent a scoped database surface with validation and audit logging instead of open-ended shared SQL access.

#117

db_update

Update rows in an agent-scoped table. Agent OS gives each agent a scoped database surface with validation and audit logging instead of open-ended shared SQL access.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A pricing agent uses db_update to store quote history and retrieve past decisions during renewals.
  • - A support analytics agent uses db_update to keep issue trends and resolution stats in a private schema.
Immediate competitor

Direct SQL clients and hand-built tenancy rules

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS gives each agent a scoped database surface with validation and audit logging instead of open-ended shared SQL access.

#118

db_delete

Delete rows from an agent-scoped table safely. Agent OS gives each agent a scoped database surface with validation and audit logging instead of open-ended shared SQL access.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A pricing agent uses db_delete to store quote history and retrieve past decisions during renewals.
  • - A support analytics agent uses db_delete to keep issue trends and resolution stats in a private schema.
Immediate competitor

Direct SQL clients and hand-built tenancy rules

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS gives each agent a scoped database surface with validation and audit logging instead of open-ended shared SQL access.

Network Functions

#119

net_http_get

Make a guarded outbound HTTP GET request. Agent OS makes outbound calls policy-aware, rate-limited, and auditable instead of trusting raw network access.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A market data agent uses net_http_get to poll exchange APIs without exposing the platform to unsafe internal addresses.
  • - A procurement agent uses net_http_get to call vendor APIs while staying inside approved outbound domains.
Immediate competitor

Native fetch plus custom SSRF protection

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS makes outbound calls policy-aware, rate-limited, and auditable instead of trusting raw network access.

#120

net_http_post

Make a guarded outbound HTTP POST request. Agent OS makes outbound calls policy-aware, rate-limited, and auditable instead of trusting raw network access.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A market data agent uses net_http_post to poll exchange APIs without exposing the platform to unsafe internal addresses.
  • - A procurement agent uses net_http_post to call vendor APIs while staying inside approved outbound domains.
Immediate competitor

Native fetch plus custom SSRF protection

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS makes outbound calls policy-aware, rate-limited, and auditable instead of trusting raw network access.

#121

net_http_put

Make a guarded outbound HTTP PUT request. Agent OS makes outbound calls policy-aware, rate-limited, and auditable instead of trusting raw network access.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A market data agent uses net_http_put to poll exchange APIs without exposing the platform to unsafe internal addresses.
  • - A procurement agent uses net_http_put to call vendor APIs while staying inside approved outbound domains.
Immediate competitor

Native fetch plus custom SSRF protection

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS makes outbound calls policy-aware, rate-limited, and auditable instead of trusting raw network access.

#122

net_http_delete

Make a guarded outbound HTTP DELETE request. Agent OS makes outbound calls policy-aware, rate-limited, and auditable instead of trusting raw network access.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A market data agent uses net_http_delete to poll exchange APIs without exposing the platform to unsafe internal addresses.
  • - A procurement agent uses net_http_delete to call vendor APIs while staying inside approved outbound domains.
Immediate competitor

Native fetch plus custom SSRF protection

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS makes outbound calls policy-aware, rate-limited, and auditable instead of trusting raw network access.

#123

net_dns_resolve

Resolve a hostname before calling external infrastructure. Agent OS makes outbound calls policy-aware, rate-limited, and auditable instead of trusting raw network access.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A market data agent uses net_dns_resolve to poll exchange APIs without exposing the platform to unsafe internal addresses.
  • - A procurement agent uses net_dns_resolve to call vendor APIs while staying inside approved outbound domains.
Immediate competitor

Native fetch plus custom SSRF protection

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS makes outbound calls policy-aware, rate-limited, and auditable instead of trusting raw network access.

Event Functions

#124

events_publish

Publish an event to an agent topic. Agent OS turns events into a first-class agent primitive with isolation and operational visibility already attached.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A trading signal agent uses events_publish to publish alerts that downstream execution agents can subscribe to in real time.
  • - A support workflow agent uses events_publish to hand off escalations between intake, routing, and resolution workers.
Immediate competitor

Custom Redis pub-sub wrappers or queue glue code

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS turns events into a first-class agent primitive with isolation and operational visibility already attached.

#125

events_subscribe

Subscribe to recent messages on an agent topic. Agent OS turns events into a first-class agent primitive with isolation and operational visibility already attached.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A trading signal agent uses events_subscribe to publish alerts that downstream execution agents can subscribe to in real time.
  • - A support workflow agent uses events_subscribe to hand off escalations between intake, routing, and resolution workers.
Immediate competitor

Custom Redis pub-sub wrappers or queue glue code

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS turns events into a first-class agent primitive with isolation and operational visibility already attached.

#126

events_unsubscribe

Remove a topic subscription for an agent. Agent OS turns events into a first-class agent primitive with isolation and operational visibility already attached.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A trading signal agent uses events_unsubscribe to publish alerts that downstream execution agents can subscribe to in real time.
  • - A support workflow agent uses events_unsubscribe to hand off escalations between intake, routing, and resolution workers.
Immediate competitor

Custom Redis pub-sub wrappers or queue glue code

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS turns events into a first-class agent primitive with isolation and operational visibility already attached.

#127

events_list_topics

List event topics with recent traffic. Agent OS turns events into a first-class agent primitive with isolation and operational visibility already attached.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A trading signal agent uses events_list_topics to publish alerts that downstream execution agents can subscribe to in real time.
  • - A support workflow agent uses events_list_topics to hand off escalations between intake, routing, and resolution workers.
Immediate competitor

Custom Redis pub-sub wrappers or queue glue code

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS turns events into a first-class agent primitive with isolation and operational visibility already attached.

Process Functions

#128

proc_execute

Run a code snippet in a sandboxed process. Agent OS wraps process execution in time limits, isolation, scheduling hooks, and audit logs instead of raw worker access.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A research agent uses proc_execute to run Python analysis code inside a time-limited sandbox.
  • - A revenue operations agent uses proc_execute to schedule recurring reconciliation jobs and controlled child workflows.
Immediate competitor

Background workers plus ad hoc shell execution

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS wraps process execution in time limits, isolation, scheduling hooks, and audit logs instead of raw worker access.

#129

proc_schedule

Schedule a recurring or delayed code execution task. Agent OS wraps process execution in time limits, isolation, scheduling hooks, and audit logs instead of raw worker access.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A research agent uses proc_schedule to run Python analysis code inside a time-limited sandbox.
  • - A revenue operations agent uses proc_schedule to schedule recurring reconciliation jobs and controlled child workflows.
Immediate competitor

Background workers plus ad hoc shell execution

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS wraps process execution in time limits, isolation, scheduling hooks, and audit logs instead of raw worker access.

#130

proc_spawn

Spawn a child agent or child execution context. Agent OS wraps process execution in time limits, isolation, scheduling hooks, and audit logs instead of raw worker access.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A research agent uses proc_spawn to run Python analysis code inside a time-limited sandbox.
  • - A revenue operations agent uses proc_spawn to schedule recurring reconciliation jobs and controlled child workflows.
Immediate competitor

Background workers plus ad hoc shell execution

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS wraps process execution in time limits, isolation, scheduling hooks, and audit logs instead of raw worker access.

#131

proc_kill

Stop a running or scheduled process. Agent OS wraps process execution in time limits, isolation, scheduling hooks, and audit logs instead of raw worker access.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A research agent uses proc_kill to run Python analysis code inside a time-limited sandbox.
  • - A revenue operations agent uses proc_kill to schedule recurring reconciliation jobs and controlled child workflows.
Immediate competitor

Background workers plus ad hoc shell execution

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS wraps process execution in time limits, isolation, scheduling hooks, and audit logs instead of raw worker access.

#132

proc_list

List running and scheduled process work for an agent. Agent OS wraps process execution in time limits, isolation, scheduling hooks, and audit logs instead of raw worker access.

Two real-world use cases
  • - A research agent uses proc_list to run Python analysis code inside a time-limited sandbox.
  • - A revenue operations agent uses proc_list to schedule recurring reconciliation jobs and controlled child workflows.
Immediate competitor

Background workers plus ad hoc shell execution

How Agent OS stands out

Agent OS wraps process execution in time limits, isolation, scheduling hooks, and audit logs instead of raw worker access.