Solutions
The same primitives — Sigil, Warrant, Plexus, Chronicle, Cast, Seal, Hearth, Praxis — apply across every industry running consequential autonomy. Below is what changes by sector and by role inside the organization.
Run customer-support, fraud-triage, and reconciliation agents with capability-scoped access to core systems and a Chronicle audit trail that satisfies regulators.
Operate software planners and embodied actors as one fleet. Hardware-attested Sigils, geofenced safety envelopes, single Chronicle across cloud, edge, and on-robot.
Broker every agent interaction with PHI through Warrant. Replace service-account credentials with Capability Grants and unblock compliance reviews.
Air-gapped self-managed deployments with FedRAMP-track controls. Sovereignty-sensitive autonomy without giving up the integrated platform.
Cross-organization capability federation. Agents in one organization act on capabilities granted by another, with audit on both sides of the boundary.
Hybrid fleets of software planners and physical machines, declared and operated as one Cast plan, run on autonomy-aware schedulers.
One identity, one audit, one developer surface across every autonomous actor in your estate. Self-service for application teams; guardrails by design.
Cryptographic identity, scoped grants, append-only audit. Compliance becomes a derivative of architecture, not a program you run alongside it.
Ship agents from notebook to production without rebuilding the operational surround. Eval harnesses, replay, deploy pipelines — one stack, one model.
The autonomy economy is shipping
Build, run, and trust autonomous systems on an integrated platform — software, embodied, and hybrid. Open foundation. Enterprise cloud. No license rug-pulls, ever.