The runtime for AI-native applications.

Build agents, workflows and the full app around them on one open-source runtime you host yourself.

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No tool sprawl.

Your app and its agents share one runtime.

The routes, queues, workflows, and storage your app uses are the same functions agents call as tools.

Typical agent stackWippy

ToolsA connector server per serviceFunctions in the runtime

KeysCopied into every connectorDeclared once, read under policy

NetworkEach finds its own way outChecked per process

AccessWhatever each token allowsOne policy layer, every call

Boundaries, built in.

Deny by default

Every call is checked. No matching policy, no access.

Code stays in its box

Lua and WASM import only what their entry declares. Agent containers run locked down.

Network per process

Every dial and request is checked. Route each process direct, through a proxy, or over a tailnet.

Nodes prove who they are

Signed handshakes on every connection; gossip is encrypted.

Agents that ship, safely.

Claude Code or Codex change the running system through a scoped surface.

Every change is versioned. Roll back in one call.

build session

Every agent is an actor.

Each agent owns its state and talks only by message.

Agents never lock or race each other. A crash stays contained and a supervisor restarts it.

The same actor runs on one node or across the cluster.

local funcs = require("funcs")

local function main()
    local asks = process.listen("ask", { message = true })
    local history = {}  -- private state, no locks

    while true do
        local msg = asks:receive()
        table.insert(history, msg:payload():data())
        local answer = funcs.call("app:think", history)
        process.send(msg:from(), "reply", answer)
    end
end