v2.8 public launch candidate

Open-source AgentOps control plane for enterprise AI agents.

Govern, evaluate, route, approve, audit, and benchmark enterprise AI agents before production. Built as a deterministic control-plane reference implementation with live connectors and live providers disabled by design.

Market direction
Agents
Enterprises are moving from generic assistants toward domain-specific, workflow-aware agents.
Failure risk
Control
Agentic systems need governance, evaluation, policy, auditability, and cost discipline before production.
Open-source stance
Trust
The public project exposes the trust layer: schemas, deterministic services, launch evidence, and repeatable demos.
Reference architecture

A control plane for the agent lifecycle.

1

Intake

Capture business intent, owner, domain, outcome, data, and autonomy expectation.

2

Govern

Classify suitability, risk, data readiness, controls, approvals, and production gates.

3

Enforce

Apply policy-as-code to tools, data, environments, model routing, identity, and secrets.

4

Observe

Record traces, audit events, decisions, blocked actions, evidence, and readiness reports.

5

Launch

Use benchmark, release-evidence, deployment, public-site, and launch-candidate checks.

Core surfaces

Explore the public launch candidate.

Business accelerator

Procurement Agent Accelerator

Demonstrates an end-to-end control-plane flow: PO, invoice, challan, vendor consistency, governance, policy, runtime, sandbox tool execution, traceability, and readiness reporting.

Open Procurement Demo →

Safety boundary

Live execution remains off.

The launch candidate does not call live providers, execute live connectors, store raw secrets, provision cloud infrastructure, or implement production IAM. It models the control plane before production.

Open Model Safety Console →

Publication posture

v2.8 is the closure point for public launch.

Further feature development should pause until the repository is published, the demo is recorded, and external feedback is collected.