Platform · Early access
Build on the runtime that powers Plinth
An API and SDK for putting autonomous agents, multi-agent model routing, isolated execution, and a product knowledge graph into your own software — the same platform our product and forward-deployed engineers build on.
We build on the platform we operate. Plinth and our forward-deployed engineers run on one runtime — and we're opening it up. The platform is for software teams and ISVs who want to ship AI features on infrastructure that already works in production, instead of assembling models, execution, and grounding from scratch.
Autonomous agents, as an API
Spin up agents that plan, write code, run tests, and open PRs — programmatically. The same autonomous engineers behind Plinth, callable from your own software.
- Create, run, and observe agents over a clean API
- Long-running, multi-step work — not single completions
- Stream progress, plans, and results into your product
Multi-agent model routing
Model-agnostic by design. Each step is routed to the model best suited to it, so you get frontier quality where it matters and speed where it does not — without wiring up providers yourself.
- The right model for every step, from one endpoint
- Frontier + fast models, orchestrated
- A certified Claude partner; no lock-in to one provider
Isolated execution
Letting AI write and run code only works if the blast radius is contained. Every run executes in an isolated cloud sandbox with strong process and network isolation — exposed as infrastructure you can call.
- Per-run sandboxes with restricted networking
- Resource limits and a full audit trail per run
- Safe by default for agent-generated code
Product knowledge graph
Ground your agents in your context. Connect decisions, rationale, code, and outcomes into a live graph your agents query before they plan and build — so they act from your source of truth, not a blank slate.
- Bring your own product context into the graph
- Agents query it for grounding before they act
- Context that survives across runs and repos
MCP-native tool use
Reach the rest of your stack through the Model Context Protocol — the open standard for AI tool use. Any MCP server is one configuration away, including your own.
- Connect databases, search, and internal APIs
- Bring your own MCP servers for proprietary systems
- Every external call auditable in the run log
SDKs & REST
Build the way you already build. A typed SDK and a REST API put the whole runtime — agents, routing, execution, grounding — behind a few calls.
- TypeScript and Python SDKs
- REST API with webhooks for run events
- The same surface our own FDE team builds on
Platform questions, answered
It is the runtime behind Plinth, exposed as an API and SDK: autonomous agents, multi-agent model routing, isolated execution, and a product knowledge graph. Instead of wiring those together yourself, you build your own AI features and systems on top of the platform we already operate.
A model API gives you tokens; the Prodedify platform gives you a system. You get autonomous agents that plan and ship work, routing across models, isolated execution for the code they write, and grounding in your product's context — the parts that turn a model into software that runs.
Frontier models from the leading labs, selected per step by the router. Prodedify is a certified Claude partner, and the platform is model-agnostic — the right model is used for each task rather than locking you to one provider.
It's in early access. The runtime is live in production powering Plinth and our forward-deployed work; we're opening programmatic access to design partners first. Tell us what you're building and we'll talk about getting you in.
Yes — that is the point of the execution layer. Every run happens in an isolated cloud sandbox with restricted networking, resource limits, and a full audit trail, so AI can write and run code without putting the rest of your stack at risk.
Yes. A typed TypeScript SDK, a Python SDK, and a REST API with webhooks — the same surface our own engineers use to build on the platform.
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Build on the platform we run.
The runtime is live in production. We're opening programmatic access to design partners first — tell us what you're building.