AgentHouse OS
The secure execution layer for your enterprise agents.
Governance, integrations, observability, and agentic applications — built for enterprise orchestration.
What the Agentic Operating System means
From human-centered steering to an integrated data foundation — five layers that work as one.
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Agentic Management
Individualized agentic UIs for focused, human-augmented enterprise steering — User Owned UIs (UOUI): dynamic, context-aware, and user-controlled.
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Agentic Teams
Agents work alongside empowered people — clear roles, ownership, and transparency. That collaboration is orchestrated end-to-end across teams and systems: traceable handoffs, measurable KPIs, and human-in-the-loop wherever humans must decide — not one-off automations.
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Agentic Applications
Modular capabilities on the OS — e.g. policy, decision, and domain apps: governance- and audit-ready end to end, API- and role-based, instead of siloed tools.
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Agentic Integration
Break data silos through smart enrichment and semantic linking across CRM, ERP, tickets, and more — one coherent view of entities and events across systems.
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Agentic Data Layer
Not reinventing the wheel, but giving it grease: making data discoverable and usable in the Agentic Operating System by smartly selecting main records and redundancies.
What makes the AgentHouse platform special
Designed for Agentic Orchestration in the enterprise: highly flexible, with multiple security layers, service-oriented and extensible.
Less manual work, more control. Whether you want to improve one process first or automate entire workflows – AgentHouse scales with your business goals. You keep control, have full traceability, and build on your existing IT.
AgentHouse differs from specialized assistant systems for narrow use cases and from chat-only or personal agent systems.
Fine-grained access control (ACLs)
Access Control Lists provide per-project, precise rules by principal, tool and method. Default-deny with explicit allow/deny gives you control over every action – essential for compliance and multi-tenant operation.
Human-in-the-Loop (HITL)
Human feedback loops are built in: approvals, free-form replies and predefined choices. When automated verification is exhausted, management escalation kicks in – for maximum safety and traceability.
Scoped Memory
Key insights from execution automatically improve the system. Per-project, per-agent long-term memory is maintained – verification-driven, with an LLM gate and curation, no PII – for continuous learning in enterprise use.
Observability & Logs
Task-centric execution, verification and observers enable continuous optimisation and full traceability. Logs and analysis support ongoing improvement and audit requirements.
Agentic Applications
We close media breaks across systems – from bridging a single interface gap to running full native AI-driven processes. Without questioning the value of best-of-breed software; migration and integration scenarios are actively supported.
How AgentHouse compares
| AgentHouse | Typical alternatives | |
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| Flexibility | From one process to full process automation; service-oriented and extensible. | Often limited to one use case or chat-only. |
| Integrability | Builds on existing IT; connects to Jira, Confluence, email, etc.; no big-bang replacement. | Often siloed or accessible only through proprietary interfaces. |
| Safety | Killswitch, Human-in-the-Loop, management escalation, project isolation. | Often no formal escalation or central emergency stop. |
| Guardrails | ACLs per principal, tool and method; default-deny; human approval where required. | Often channel- or model-level only; little fine-grained control. |
| Access to enterprise data | Project-scoped, semantic search; controlled via ACLs; integration with systems of record. | Often limited or ad hoc; little connection to existing data sources. |
| Observability | Task-centric logs, verification, observers; full traceability and audit. | Often conversation-level only; little visibility into tasks or processes. |
Next step
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