Access is not ingestion.
Connecting a tool lets the runtime reach it. Only what you scope ever comes in.
Company Runtime connects your company's tools, scopes exactly what it may use, builds a semantic model of how your company works, and lets people, roles and agents operate from the same shared context.
We admit a few companies at a time and invite them personally.
A company is more than a prompt. The runtime keeps one: its tools, its knowledge, its people and agents, and the rules they operate under.
Connect the tools your company already runs on through each vendor's own consent screen. Connecting grants access — it never copies everything in, and no token is ever shown to an agent.
Choose, explicitly, which resources the runtime may use. Nothing outside that scope is read or changed.
Build a semantic model of your company — work, decisions, documents — that keeps the source of what it knows.
Organize humans, roles and agents, each with authority that is written down, not assumed.
Operate from shared context: objectives, approvals and outcomes in one auditable stream.
These hold for every organization, from the first invitation on — not settings you remember to turn on.
Connecting a tool lets the runtime reach it. Only what you scope ever comes in.
The runtime uses only the resources you list, nothing it discovers on its own.
Every important fact points back to where it came from.
Agents request actions within what their role allows; the runtime decides.
Merges, publishing and other high-impact actions wait for the approvals your policy requires.
Each company's data, configuration and agents are kept apart from every other.
Who did what, under which authority and with what result, is recorded.
Every organization runs under explicit spend limits, from the first day. Nothing is spent before you are admitted.
Company Runtime is released progressively in small batches so onboarding, infrastructure and quality can be monitored closely.
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