Task planning
Turn a vague business goal into dependent sub-tasks, and reorder them as intermediate results arrive.
The value of a large model is not in answering — it is in finishing. AgentOS turns goal decomposition, tool calls, knowledge retrieval and result verification into a running loop, so agents can take real roles inside enterprise systems.
Agent risk comes from improvisation. We use a fixed execution loop plus strict permission and verification layers, so every step is explainable and reversible.
Parse text, documents, speech and business data; identify the real intent and its constraints.
Decompose the goal into executable sub-tasks with dependencies and required tools.
Call internal APIs within role permissions, read and write data, return structured results.
Self-check against policies and knowledge; re-plan or hand over to a human when below bar.
Turn a vague business goal into dependent sub-tasks, and reorder them as intermediate results arrive.
Interfaces are described by schema; the agent picks tools and arguments, with retries and graceful degradation.
Short-term session memory plus long-term user and business memory keeps context across turns.
An orchestrator dispatches to specialist agents and arbitrates when their conclusions conflict.
Scenario test sets track accuracy, completion and hallucination rates across releases, so upgrades stay safe.
Complete traces of reasoning, calls and outputs support replay, root-cause analysis and cost attribution.
Pick a scenario and watch the agent decompose the task, call tools, self-check and deliver an actionable result. Sample data is anonymised.
Anonymised statistics from live deployments in H1 2026.
Built for private and domestic-cloud environments: models can be swapped, tools extended.
Full on-premise deployment keeps documents, vectors and inference inside the enterprise, with field-level masking and isolation.
Tool calls inherit role permissions; payments, refunds and outbound messages require explicit confirmation and are logged.
Business test sets validate before launch; accuracy and handover rates are monitored afterwards, so scope expands on evidence.
We cover scenario assessment, prototype validation and production deployment — usually a usable first version within 2–4 weeks.