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Task
Find out why churn spiked in March and draft a fix plan for Monday’s review.
Waiting · 0/6 steps
est. $0.41 · 4 tools · ~6 min
Forty native integrations, scoped to the permissions you grant. Anything with an HTTP API or an OpenAPI spec becomes a tool in about a minute.
Plus your own: paste an OpenAPI URL, pick scopes, done.
Decide what the agent may do alone, what it must ask about and what it can never touch. Policies are versioned, reviewable and enforced outside the model.
Policy
# agentic.policy.yaml · v15 sablepay.*: ask_firstdriftwood.write: neverredact_pii: truebudget.per_run_usd: 20on_budget_hit: pause_and_ask
Waiting on you
run_4177 paused at step 5 of 7 because a payment needs approval.
sablepay.refund?Refund the March invoice for Fernhill Bakery after confirming the duplicate charge. · Billing agent · run_4177
{
"customer": "cus_8KQ2 · Fernhill Bakery",
"amount_usd": 640,
"reason": "duplicate_charge",
"invoice": "INV-2026-0311"
}Sandboxed
Every run in an isolated VM, torn down after.
Audited
Each tool call signed, timestamped and exportable.
Reversible
Writes are staged; roll back a run in one click.
§ Evidence, not adjectives
of tasks completed end-to-end on our public Ops-200 eval
actions taken outside policy across 4.1 million production runs
median time from task to reviewed deliverable
less time on weekly reporting, self-reported by 240 teams
Model costs are included. Runs that hit a guardrail or your budget cap pause instead of billing you more.
For a team handing off its first recurring tasks.
Agents across departments, with real guardrails.
Your models, your cloud, your compliance team happy.
If yours isn’t here, our solutions team will walk your security reviewer through it.
§6 · Start
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