Software runs better when its agents don't go to sleep
We build the runtime and the operator surface for AI agents that have to keep going — not the chat, not the demo, the real production process.
Why we built it
Most AI runtimes are descended from the chat-completion shape: one request, one response, one process. That model breaks when an agent has to write a feature, run the test suite, fix what failed, open a PR, wait for review, and respond to comments. There's no "one request" — there's a long-running process with crashes, restarts, network drops, and human collaborators.
We started Agentina because the people we know running serious agent workloads were stitching together cron + supervisord + ad-hoc dashboards + spreadsheets full of license keys. The runtime worked eventually, but operating it was the worst part of the job. So we built the part nobody wanted to build.
Today: a signed agent binary, a customer portal that doesn't require yarn install, a one-line installer, a customer portal that doesn't require yarn install. Tomorrow: deeper observability, more agent personas, and a lot more boring infrastructure that exists so you can stop thinking about it.
What we believe
Operators are users too
The person paying the bill matters at least as much as the agent doing the work. Every operational surface — portal, CLI, audit, install — gets the same care as the runtime.
Self-host is a first-class option
Some workloads will never leave your network. Same binary, same protocol, same UI on your VPC as on ours. We don't gate features behind cloud lock-in.
Signed everything, audited everything
Releases, licenses, manifests, admin actions — all signed, all audited. Trust is earned by being verifiable, not by asserting it in marketing copy.
Fail closed, never silently
When credentials are missing, expired, or revoked, the agent stops. When the audit can't write, we log loud and don't pretend it succeeded. Surprises are the enemy.
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