Platform
One operating layer for governed AI work.
Operade connects the parts of agent work that are often split across documents, inboxes, and disconnected tools.
From context to controlled iteration
Operade follows one operational path: business context informs a procedure, workflow logic selects the next step, tools move the request forward, conversation events preserve the record, and analysis guides the next controlled change.
- Knowledge supplies the facts an agent may use.
- Procedures and Workflows turn policy into an executable path.
- Tools, events, and analysis connect action to review.
Agent Builder and Knowledge
Agent Builder brings behavior, language, boundaries, and assigned business context into one agent configuration. Knowledge can come from maintained text, files, or URLs and remains scoped to the agent and workspace that should use it.
Procedures, Workflows, and Tools
Procedures describe the expected way of working. Workflows make decision paths explicit, while tools use defined inputs, credentials, and dynamic variables to perform permitted actions instead of stopping at an answer.
Channels and Monitoring
Web-based experiences and Telegram provide current conversation paths. APIs, webhooks, and tools connect business systems. Monitoring brings conversations, outcomes, failures, analysis, and usage into the operator's review loop.
Branches, Versions, and Guardrails
Teams can work on a branch, compare changes, test a draft, publish an immutable version, and inspect deployment history. Guardrails and traffic controls help operators decide how new behavior reaches real conversations.
Access control and accountable improvement
Workspace roles keep configuration and operational data within the people responsible for it. Secrets stay separate from visible configuration, while event history gives reviewers the evidence needed to change an agent deliberately.
Next step
Create your agent
Start with one defined workflow and keep every change reviewable.
