OPERIVORA CAPABILITIES

Agents and the systems they depend on.

From a bounded product agent to shared infrastructure for agents operating across an organization.

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01
Focused agents

Purpose-built agents for products and defined tasks.

02
Product-integrated agents

Agent capability embedded into software products.

03
Connected systems

Agents coordinating across software, data, and workflows.

04
Multi-agent systems

Specialized agents working through shared orchestration.

05
Agent infrastructure

Runtime, identity, permissions, evaluation, and control.

06
Integration & deployment

Production connections, runtime, and release architecture.

07
Governance & observability

Evaluation, policy, monitoring, audit, and response.

ARCHITECTURE INDEXSee the systems behind capable agents.

ARCHITECTURE INDEX

Inside the systems that make agents operational.

Technical views into three levels of agent deployment, from a product-embedded agent to infrastructure for operating agents across an organization.

ARCHITECTURESYSTEM SCALEOPERATING MODE
01
Product integration

Product-Embedded Action Agent

An action-capable agent operating inside a software product with live state, typed tools, scoped identity, and explicit action boundaries.

DESIGN PRIORITY

A product agent must understand the user and current product state, then act without gaining broad or ambiguous access.

Open architecture note
02
Workflow orchestration

Cross-System Agent Workflow

A stateful runtime coordinating agents, business software, validation, approvals, and exception recovery across a complete process.

DESIGN PRIORITY

Work crosses several systems and decision points. A single prompt or point-to-point automation cannot preserve context or handle exceptions.

Open architecture note
03
Agent infrastructure

Enterprise Agent Control Plane

Shared infrastructure for deploying, governing, evaluating, and observing agents across products, teams, and environments.

DESIGN PRIORITY

As agent use grows, fragmented credentials, logs, evaluations, memory, and model integrations create operational and governance risk.

Open architecture note

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