Already have an agent?
Bring it. We'll govern it.
Connect your existing agent — LangChain, CrewAI, AutoGen, or raw REST — via a single adapter endpoint. Orchestrik wraps it with the full governance layer: audit trail, credential vault, tenant isolation, connector access. Your logic stays untouched.
Works with any HTTP-callable agent, including
What every custom agent is missing — and has to rebuild from scratch
Your agent has no audit trail
It ran. It did something. Somewhere in a log file there might be a record of what. When a compliance team asks what your agent did to a customer record last Tuesday, you can't answer cleanly.
Credentials live in environment variables
Database URLs, API keys, service tokens — hardcoded or in .env files, passed directly into agent prompts. No rotation, no access policy, no audit of who used what.
No tenant isolation
Your agent runs in one process and sees all data. There's no boundary between what agent A is allowed to see versus agent B, or between customer X's data and customer Y's.
Governance is an afterthought bolted on top
Rate limiting here, a try/catch there, some logging middleware if you remembered. Every agent reinvents the same layer — inconsistently. One agent has it; the next one doesn't.
One integration point. The full infrastructure layer.
Connect your agent via REST or webhook
Your agent exposes an endpoint or listens on a webhook. Orchestrik calls it with the task payload — or receives the event — through a typed adapter. No SDK to install. No framework to change. One integration point.
Orchestrik wraps the invocation
When a task is dispatched to your agent, Orchestrik handles the infrastructure layer: credential injection from the vault, connector bindings, tenant context, memory scope, resource limits. Your agent receives the task payload. It never touches a raw secret.
Your agent runs — unchanged
Your agent executes its logic exactly as it always has. LangChain, CrewAI, AutoGen, a custom Python script, a Node.js service — it doesn't matter. Orchestrik doesn't inspect or modify your agent's internal logic.
Full trace written automatically
Every invocation — the input, the connector calls your agent made through the Orchestrik layer, the output, the duration, the outcome — is captured as a structured trace. Your agent gets an audit trail without writing a single logging line.
The infrastructure layer your agent is missing
Credential vault access
Your agent accesses secrets by name through the vault API. No credentials in prompts, no env vars, no rotation downtime.
35+ native connectors
Your agent can call Zendesk, Salesforce, ServiceNow, PostgreSQL, or any other connector in the library — without managing those integrations itself.
Tenant isolation
Each agent invocation runs in a scoped context. Data boundaries enforced at the platform layer, not in your agent code.
Structured audit trace
Full invocation trace written automatically. No logging code required in your agent.
Resource governance
CPU, memory, and wall-clock limits set at deployment time. Enforced by the runtime — your agent can't exceed them accidentally.
Retry and failure policy
Retry with backoff, dead letter queuing, and escalation paths configured in the control plane. Your agent just returns a result or an error.
Your agent logic is not touched.
Orchestrik wraps the invocation context — it doesn't inspect, modify, or instrument your agent's internal code. If you want to update your agent logic, you deploy it the same way you always have. The adapter stays constant.
You keep control of
- Your agent's code, language, and framework
- Your deployment pipeline and CI/CD
- Your prompt engineering and model choice — including in-house or self-hosted LLMs
- Your agent's update and release cadence
- Where your agent runs (your infra or ours)
Bring your agent to the demo
We'll connect it to the adapter endpoint live. You'll see the credential vault injection, the connector call, and the audit trace it produces — from your actual agent, not a demo agent.