Platform

Move from a collection of capabilities
to a system that keeps working

Build, test, deploy, operate and govern around the same agent identities, assets and boundaries.

Platform capabilities vary by client version, runtime environment and connection configuration.

Five Infrastructure Layers

Cover the full digital-worker lifecycle

Each layer solves a long-term operating problem and provides a stable boundary for the layer above.

05

GUI, API & Distribution

Unified entry points for users, builders and enterprise delivery.

DesktopAPIPublishing
04

Governance Control Plane

Organization, permission, approval, audit, cost, recovery and lifecycle.

PolicyHuman GateReceipts
03

Sandbox & Connections

Connect models, files, browsers, desktops and business systems within scope.

ToolMCPWorkDir
02

AgentFS

Store identity, rules, memory, Skills, Workflows, receipts and versions.

File-basedPortableVersioned
01

Multi-Agent Runtime

Independent work, parallelism, delegation, handoff, review and recovery.

Persistent AgentsTeamsTasks
Native Multi-Agent

The difference is not agent count — it is whether durable work subjects exist

A persistent agent is not just a worker thread inside one call. It keeps an identity, assets and accountability boundary.

DimensionTemporary WorkerPersistent Agent
IdentityCreated around the taskStable role and durable responsibility
AssetsReturns output to the parent taskOwn AgentFS and accumulating assets
CollaborationSplits work and returnsMessaging, delegation, handoff, teams and review
PermissionInherits current task scopeOwn boundary capped by parent authority
OrganizationTemporary hierarchyPersistent teams, supervisors, members and workspaces
Enterprise Work Loop

Seven stages from intake to experience return

See how information enters the system, gets executed, governed and turned into reusable experience.

  1. 01

    Intake & Perception

    Input
    Files, messages, events and business material
    Output
    Structured task input
  2. 02

    Understand & Identify

    Input
    Context, identity and goals
    Output
    Constraints, gaps and acceptance criteria
  3. 03

    Plan & Orchestrate

    Input
    Tasks and available members
    Output
    Steps, assignments and dependencies
  4. 04

    Knowledge & Memory

    Input
    AgentFS, sources and experience
    Output
    Task-relevant context
  5. 05

    Execute & Connect

    Input
    Tools, MCP, files, browser and desktop
    Output
    Intermediate artifacts and actions
  6. 06

    Govern & Evaluate

    Input
    Permissions, policy, approvals and checkpoints
    Output
    Authorization and quality decisions
  7. 07

    Deliver & Return

    Input
    Results, receipts and human feedback
    Output
    Deliverables and reusable experience
AgentFS

Turn expertise into manageable digital-worker assets

File-based does not mean dumping content into folders. It gives identity, knowledge, capabilities and governance explicit homes.

Identity & Rules

  • Persona
  • Principles
  • Role boundaries
  • Team rules

Knowledge & Experience

  • Long-term memory
  • Relationship memory
  • Business sources
  • Experience entries

Capabilities & Process

  • Skill
  • Tool
  • MCP
  • Workflow

Governance & Improvement

  • Versions
  • Evaluation
  • Receipts
  • Recovery records
Inspect Review Migrate Version Recover Deliver
DesireCore

Start with one agent, then build a team that keeps working

Experience the full product first, then evaluate platform and enterprise boundaries around your work.

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