One stop to lease infrastructure and platform agents.
Provision an agent from our control plane in minutes. It schedules, configures, and monitors — but every workload executes on compute you own, in your account, under your policies.
Leasing an agent splits responsibility cleanly: we operate the brain, you keep the body. Nothing that touches your data ever leaves your infrastructure.
The control plane issues the agent's config, rotates credentials, and holds the dashboard — but never touches your workload data directly.
The leased agent runs inside your VPC, cluster, or bare metal. Compute, storage, and egress stay on infrastructure you already control.
Open-source agents built for real infrastructure workloads. Lease one for your data plane, or download and run it yourself.
Describe a workload in plain English — it generates fio, vdbench, iozone, and iometer configs, runs all four in parallel, and produces a full side-by-side comparison report.
Two complete implementations — LangGraph and CrewAI — targeting REST APIs from natural language prompts, with retry logic and a side-by-side framework comparison.
Goal-driven agent that autonomously scales a PrestoDB cluster on AWS EKS from 0 to 80 pods, monitoring readiness and coordinator registration along the way.
Runs NFS Connectathon suites — basic, general, special, lock — across NFSv3, NFSv4, and NFSv4.1, then flags regressions against a baseline.
Pick a plan and tell us where your data plane will run — cluster, VPC, or bare metal.
→One install command deploys the agent into your environment and pairs it to your lease.
→Scheduling, updates, and policy flow down automatically. You watch it all from one dashboard.
→Add data planes as you grow, or pull a lease instantly — your data never has to move first.
Every plan includes the hosted control plane. You bring the compute for your data plane.
One agent, one data plane. Good for evaluating the lease model.
For running production agents across a handful of environments.
For fleets spanning many clusters, regions, or subscriber orgs.
Tell us about the environment you want the data plane to run in. We'll generate an install command tied to your lease.
Early-stage — the control plane is live and the agent catalog is validated. Here's the shape of the bet.
Subscribers pay to keep an agent leased and scheduled, not to own a script. Revenue compounds with fleet size, not headcount.
We host the brain; subscriber data never leaves their infrastructure. That's the thing a generic script or open-source agent can't offer on its own — and it's what makes this sellable to security-conscious infra teams.
The lease API runs on Cloud Run + Cloud SQL today. The agent catalog spans storage benchmarking, API testing, Kubernetes scaling, NFS conformance, and OpenStack testing — each independently checked before being listed.
Early-stage conversations welcome. If the control-plane/data-plane model is interesting to you, let's talk.
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