Deploy. Govern. Share.
The Control Plane for AI Agents
Agents are moving into production.
Production requires control.
Guild is the neutral control plane for AI agents, designed to work across all models and vendors. Identity is enforced, and access is controlled. Every action is auditable.
Deploy safely. Govern centrally. Share trusted capabilities through the Managed Agent Center and Agent Hub.
Universal by design
Neutral across models
Enterprise AI will not be single-vendor. Guild works across all models, vendors, and frameworks without locking your governance layer to any one stack.
Bring your own Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, or open-source models. Control access centrally. Track usage and spend by workspace, user, agent, and trigger.
One platform for any model.
Everyone builds single-player agents
Production demands multiplayer
Most agents today are isolated - confined to one workflow, one person, or team.
They lack:
- Centralized governance
- Standardized execution
- Reuse across organizations
- Lifecycle control
Every project reinvents the wheel.
When agents start modifying real systems, that fragmentation becomes risk.
- What if AI agents became reusable systems?
- What if these systems evolved across teams?
- What if their intelligence compounded over time?
Guild is the missing layer
Governance for autonomous software
Most teams are stitching together one-off agents and brittle automations. That works in demos. It fails in production. As agents begin acting on real systems, something has to sit between models and your infrastructure.
Guild is that layer.
Every run executes inside a governed runtime that:
- Mediates all external tool access
- Enforces least-privilege permissions
- Keeps credentials out of agent code
- Produces immutable, exportable audit logs
Agents don’t just respond to prompts.
They trigger from pull requests, system events, webhooks, and schedules — and become versioned, reusable production systems.
Once governed, they can be shared.
Agent Hub makes those capabilities discoverable and reusable across organizations, turning isolated automation into shared infrastructure.
Governance enables scale. Scale enables compounding.