Build and run governed agents for your clients
OrchStack is the operating system for the AI-native company. At its core is OrchKernel. Give each client their own deployment, with their own rules, approvals and audit log.
Clients want proof before agents touch their money
Agents you build for a client will email their customers, change their records and touch their money. Expect these questions.
Who approved that?
Who holds our keys?
What did it do?
One client, one deployment
Each client gets its own kernel, data, rules and log. Nothing is shared between clients.
- 01
Deploy a kernel for the client
One binary and one database file, with Docker and Kubernetes assets. Run it in the client's infrastructure or in yours.
- 02
Draft the setup with the Architect
Describe the client's company. The Architect drafts teams, modules, agents, rules and pages. You review and promote it.
- 03
Install modules
Turn on ready-made modules for Support, Sales, Marketing and more. Or upload modules you built to the client's catalog; a second admin reviews each one before it can be installed.
- 04
Build what is missing
A new agent is a record: a playbook, tools, a trigger, a trust tier and a budget. Changes go through review and a canary that rolls back automatically.
- 05
Keep the client's rules in Git
Export rules, budgets and kill switches to Git. Check them in CI and apply changes through review.
- 06
Hand over the controls
Client admins approve risky actions with the exact payload, see a scorecard per agent, and verify the log with ok audit verify.
What the license allows
OrchKernel is source-available under the Business Source License 1.1.
Allowed
- Use, modify and run OrchKernel in production for your own organisation
- Operate a deployment for one client organisation
- Run separate deployments for separate clients
Needs a commercial license
- Offering OrchKernel, or a modified version, as a hosted or managed service where one deployment serves more than one organisation
Multi-tenant hosting runs a kernel per tenant
Each version becomes Apache-2.0 four years after it is first published. Client libraries are Apache-2.0.
Agency questions
Bring one client workflow
Design partners run one real workflow on OrchKernel, with a direct line to the engineers building it.