Build intelligent agents. Govern every action. Connect your business in real time. One ART ecosystem, built for the way your enterprise works.
The ART platform
Great agents need more than a model. Give them the context, connections, and controls to become part of everyday work.
Your expertise.
Ready to act.
Your expertise. Ready to act.
Bring models, instructions, knowledge, and tools together in Agent Lab. Turn business expertise into reusable skills and agents that work with context.
Inside Agent Lab
Take a closer look at the workspace. Start small, test with your own context, and define the controls your process needs.
Start in your ART workspace. Trixy guides the initial setup, helping you move from an idea to an agent you can try.
Look for: a clear starting point and a ready workspace.
Explore the flow board to see how events, data preparation, and agent steps fit together. Review the workflow before putting it into motion.
Look for: explicit connections between each step.
Configure policy governance and human review in recipe setup. Define the actions, facts, and approval rules your process needs.
Look for: separate controls for policy and human judgment.
Send a test message alongside the workflow and review the reply. Start with a simple input, then evaluate the cases that matter to your team.
Look for: the workflow and its test conversation in one view.
Open response details to examine structured fields. In this requisition example, the result exposes the approval requirement for review.
Look for: inspectable output you can evaluate against your criteria.
Bring a process, a sample input, and a clear success criterion. In a guided evaluation, assess response quality, review the controls, and decide what is ready for your team.
Governance
Put a programmatic decision layer between what an agent proposes and what your business allows. Control lives in execution.
Register allowed actions and the facts they require. Keep execution within a clearly defined scope.
Validate information and apply explicit business rules. Allow, block, warn, or request human authority.
Route approvals by role. Set quorum, response policies, and timeouts before approved work resumes.
The agent has gathered the facts.
Your policy requires a person to decide.
A sample policy flow. No live business action is performed.
The ART ecosystem
Give agents the context to understand the work, the tools to move it forward, and the connections to keep people involved.
ART Datalake
A document arrives. A record changes. An agent picks up the next task. Bring the files, structured data, and memory behind that work into one managed foundation.
Organize documents and generated files in buckets and folders. Give workflows access to the material they need within the right project and environment.
Buckets & folders · Scoped access
Define typed fields, validation, and relationships. Evolve your schema with version history, and make record changes available to connected workflows.
| Supplier | Review status |
|---|---|
| Northstar | In review |
| Meridian | Ready |
Typed schemas · Version history
Persist agent memory and conversation history beyond a single interaction. Keep relevant context available for subsequent work, with controls to update or remove it.
Supplier prefers delivery updates by email.
Durable memory · Conversation history
Retention & management
Persistence needs boundaries. Set lifecycle rules for your data and files, manage memory deliberately, and keep changes accountable.
Explore DatalakeConfigure retention for tables and custom buckets. Expired items stop appearing in reads, while lifecycle cleanup removes the stored data.
Use agent-configured retention for memory. Pin context that needs to remain; unpin or delete it when its purpose is complete.
Scope access by project and environment. Review audit history and monitor storage usage as your applications and agents grow.
Explore the ART products
Build the intelligence. Connect the interaction. Keep the context. Explore the capabilities behind each part of your workflow.
Put your expertise to work.
Ground agents in your knowledge, equip them with reusable skills, and define how their actions are governed.
Keep the conversation moving.
Connect people, applications, and agents through real-time messaging, presence, and shared experiences.
Give every workflow a memory.
Keep files, business records, and useful agent context organized, with ownership and lifecycle controls.
Tools & orchestration
Bring the systems you already use into a process your team can understand, govern, and improve.
Ideas for the way you work
Start with a real business process. Explore how context, connected systems, and clear controls can work together in your industry.
Procurement / Solution blueprints
Explore the business problem, the ART solution design, and the decisions that stay with your team.
A supplier changes a delivery date. Keep the order, the decision, and the people affected connected.
Turn a collection of supplier documents into a review the procurement team can act on.
Your industry. Your way of working.
Tell us where work slows down. We’ll discuss how ART could fit your process, your systems, and the decisions your team needs to own.
Developer resources
Take your first idea from a workspace to a connected application with ART’s developer documentation.
Open developer docs
Organize your project and environments.
Give agents the right context and capabilities.
Set the rules for how work can proceed.
Bring your workflow into the ART ecosystem.
AGENT LAB / PLANS FOR YOUR NEXT STEP
From your first agent to an enterprise rollout, choose a starting point that fits the way your team works.
Bring an idea into your ART workspace. Connect knowledge and tools, then try a workflow with the controls it needs.
Start with Agent Lab Starter. Choose the capacity that fits your workflows, then move to a larger plan as your needs grow.
Work with our team to map your integrations, governance requirements, and deployment approach to a practical rollout.
Resources
ART (A Realtime Tech) brings AI agents, execution governance, workflow orchestration, and real-time communication into one ecosystem. Agent Lab helps you build and coordinate agents; Live Connect connects applications, people, and events.
ART places programmatic controls between an agent’s proposed action and execution. Registered actions, required facts, deterministic validation, and policy rules determine whether work can proceed, must stop, or needs human approval.
Yes. Human-in-the-loop workflows can pause execution for approvals, feedback, or escalation. Configure role-based participants, response policies, quorum, and timeout behavior to match the process.
Use connectors, APIs, MCP servers, and webhooks to connect tools and business systems. Knowledge bases provide agent context, while Live Connect supports real-time messaging and events between applications.
Explore Agent Lab for governed agents and workflows, or the Live Connect Sandbox for real-time application development. Visit pricing for current plan limits, or request a walkthrough to discuss your use case and deployment requirements.
Let’s create something awesome together!
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