Agents in your product. Agents in your company.
OrchStack is the operating system for the AI-native company. At its core is OrchKernel: one gate, one log and one set of rules for your product's agents and your own.
Agents that act need answers
Your product's agents now email customers, issue refunds and change records. Each one raises the same two questions: who is it acting for, and who said it could?
Keys everywhere
Approval comes after
Nothing to show
A governed backbone for your product's agents
Keep building agents the way you do today. They reach the gate through the governed actions API or the MCP gateway.
An identity for every agent
Your product's agents get their own identity and act only through the gate, with a TypeScript or Python client or the MCP gateway.
Acting for a person
Delegation only narrows. An agent never has more than the person it acts for, and revoking it stops everything.
A clear answer every time
Each action is allowed, needs approval or is denied, with the reason. Approvers see the exact payload, and the run resumes when approved.
No vendor keys in agents
OrchKernel runs approved actions with its own credentials. Secrets are sealed at rest.
Budgets and kill switches
Set budgets per agent, team and task. A kill switch is the first check at the gate, so the next action stops there.
A record you can show
Every action lands in a tamper-evident log, and any run can be replayed.
Serving many customer organisations from one deployment is multi-tenant hosting. It is in build, and it needs a commercial license from OrchStack. Design partners help shape it.
Run your own operations with agents
Describe your company and the Architect drafts a blueprint: teams, modules, agents, rules and pages. A person reviews and promotes it. Nothing installs itself.
Product and the founder's office
Each module comes with its playbooks, tools, rules and a scorecard per agent. Enable it in one click and map it to your teams.
Start with one workflow
Design partners pick one real workflow and run it on their own systems with us.
- 01
Pick the workflow
Choose work an agent should do for real, such as ticket triage, pull request review or a refund flow.
- 02
Run the kernel
Self-host OrchKernel: one binary and one database file. Connect the systems the workflow needs.
- 03
Set the rules
Decide what needs approval and who approves it. Trust is earned: sandboxed, standard, trusted.
- 04
Bring your product's agents
Point your own agents at the gate through the API clients or the MCP gateway.
SaaS questions
Govern the agents you ship
Bring one real workflow. We help you run it on OrchKernel, on your own systems.