Describe the work. Get it back finished, with a record of every step.
Agentic Ensemble assembles a team of purpose-built specialists, writes a plan you sign, and runs it on your own servers under limits you set. What comes back is a document or a working application, with a record of who did what, and what it cost.
INTELLIGENCE SWEEP · SIGNED · 5 PHASES · 8 STEPS · 1 GATEphase 1 · intelligence sweep · 3 steps · MARKET_INTEL ✓ complete phase 2 · capability-to-value · 2 steps · 2 specialists ✓ complete phase 3 · strategic synthesis · 1 step · GTM_STRATEGIST ✓ complete phase 4 · peer review · 1 step · VALUE_ARCHITECT ✓ complete phase 5 · final deliverable · 1 step · GATE ● awaitingledger 0x3f9a…c21e · prev 0x8b04…77d1 · 09/03/2026 7:06 PM ET
Whoever you are on this page.
Describe it and read what comes back.
A workspace, a goal in plain language, a plan you sign. The people who do the work never touch a configuration screen.
What it does →Write a pack; run it on your own node.
Plans, specialists and integrations to your own data, uploaded as files and triggered from your own systems through the API.
Build on it →Read the controls before anyone runs anything.
The registry of enforcement settings, the questions a reviewer asks with their answers, and how the record leaves the box.
Security →You describe what you need. What comes back shows how it was made.
A planner breaks the goal down and picks the team. The foundry forges the specialists, and the plan is signed against them. They run under limits you set, and the workspace keeps the plan, the specialists and the receipt for the next goal.
Nothing in that loop is specific to a kind of work.
We run our own company on it. In ten weeks that meant nine different kinds of work across 83 workspaces: memos and market scans, dashboards and brand systems, code audits and security engagements. None of it came in the box: every team and every plan was created by the system for the goal in front of it. Anyone, from any industry, can do the same for their own domain.
Our own use, July 5 – September 12, 2026. None of these plans or specialists ship with the product; yours are created for your goals.
Work is written down before it runs.
Phases, steps, a line-up, and the gates where a person signs. Every pursuit keeps its own workspace, so files, decisions and specialists build up across runs instead of starting over.
Proof · content store per workspaceNothing acts without a person’s signature.
A plan is signed against the exact specialists it names before anything moves. Change either and it is blocked. You can stop any run, spending ceilings halt it, and decisions wait for a named human.
Proof · unsigned grants: 0The ensemble plays what is written and leaves a record.
You get finished work, not chat. Keys stay in the vault and are injected at the gateway; outbound traffic is allow-listed; every action, cost and decision lands in a hash-chained ledger.
Proof · every entry hashes its predecessor| Since August 2026 | A reference node runs the full stack on AWS, with every enforcement toggle published at its live value. See the posture page |
| Red-teamed by its own agents | We used the platform’s multi-agent orchestration to forge specialists designed specifically for our code, and set them hunting for vulnerabilities. Because plans are repeatable and schedulable, that red-team review can run on a schedule, as continuous monitoring rather than a one-off audit. |
| Signed, versioned releases | Releases ship by signed, verified digest inside your maintenance window, with the previous digest recorded so a rollback is one command; the running version and build are on the health endpoint. |
| Built on by others | A pack written outside the platform, carrying plans, specialists and an integration to a private database, uploads, is reviewed and approved, gets signed and runs. How that works |
Use it. Integrate it. Roll it out.
Use it. A workspace, a specialist, a goal.
Integrate it. Your product on the API with a scoped key and a per-tenant ceiling.
Roll it out. A workspace per team, your own workflows written as signed plans.