Agentuity

Agentuity v1 is live! 🚀 A cloud purpose-built for AI agents. Full-stack development, built-in services, sandboxes, production evals, and more (🧵)

Six @mastra agents on Agentuity, from conversational memory to multi-agent networks with approval workflows. Bring your own framework, plug into what you need: thread state, agent-to-agent communication, observability, and more. Guide from @fye_dhilan: agentuity.com/blog/mastra-on…

We built the SDK Explorer so you can learn how Agentuity works by actually using it: interactive demos, reference code you can read, and the ability to run that code in a real cloud sandbox. Try it today: agentuity.dev Full video: youtu.be/GXintPNNhTI Read more: agentuity.com/blog/sdk-explo…

With Agentuity sandboxes, the same prompt can generate TypeScript and Python code, run both in isolated runtimes, and use background evals to verify outputs. @ParteekS_ walks through a quick example to show you how it all works. See the full demo: youtu.be/sfxaG9jmbF4 Check out the code: github.com/agentuity/exam…

A quick look at Cephalon, an AI assistant built by @HuijiroHankei. Voice output via OpenAI TTS, model switching through our AI Gateway, a 3D visualization layer, and a command console built with our React package.

New database performance tab in the dashboard, from @jhaynie. Click on any database and get intelligent query insights, slow query detection, latency and volume trends, and more. Check it out: app.agentuity.com

A few docs and patterns to check out: • Routes: agentuity.dev/routes • Webhooks: agentuity.dev/cookbook/patte… • Cron: agentuity.dev/cookbook/patte…

Most agents need more than a chat interface. They run on schedules, handle webhooks, and integrate with external services. On Agentuity, every trigger is a route. Your agent logic stays separate from how it gets called, so you can add integrations without changing your agent code. Get started today: app.agentuity.com

Agents need APIs, and routes on Agentuity are standard @honojs. Define your endpoints, add middleware, and deploy alongside your agents. Every route handler gets the same cloud services your agents use. Your agent schema doubles as route validation, and the frontend gets a typed hook that stays in sync. Learn more: agentuity.dev/routes/http Get started: app.agentuity.com

We built a Slack and Discord bot from a single Agentuity agent using Vercel's Chat SDK. Conversation history lives in KV with a sliding window, and our AI Gateway handles the model calls. Check out the code: github.com/agentuity/exam…

We built KV, vector search, and object storage into the Agentuity runtime, so your agents don't need external services for the basics. S3 credentials are auto-injected, embeddings are auto-generated, and results are fully typed. All accessible from the CLI, SDK, or the web app. Learn more: agentuity.dev/services/stora… Get started: app.agentuity.com

Three streaming patterns, one runtime. Agentuity ships SSE, WebSockets, and Durable Streams as built-in primitives, so you can pick the right pattern without pulling in extra dependencies or writing reconnection logic yourself. Learn more: agentuity.dev/docs/routes/st… Or, try an interactive demo in our Explorer: agentuity.dev/demo/durable-s…

Every Agentuity project can spin up a managed Postgres database with a single CLI command, or one click in the web app. No provisioning or config files needed. Your coding agents can use the CLI too, so they can provision databases, run migrations, and inspect schema on your behalf 🤖 Connect with Drizzle, Prisma, or any Postgres-compatible tool. Credentials are injected automatically. Learn more: agentuity.dev/services/datab…

Agentuity gives you fully managed queues you can create from the CLI or the web app. You get two options: worker queues process each message once, with automatic retries and a dead letter queue. With pub/sub queues, messages fan out to every subscriber. Publishing is one line from your agent code. And when you need more control, partition keys, idempotency keys, and TTL are built in. Get started in our docs: agentuity.dev/services/queues

When you deploy on Agentuity, every project gets two URLs: a deployment-specific URL, and a project URL that always points to your latest. Want something cleaner? Set a vanity hostname, or bring your own custom domain. Domains live in your agentuity.json, version-controlled alongside your code. Docs: agentuity.dev/reference/cli/…

Your agents already define schemas. Your frontend shouldn't have to redefine them. Agentuity generates type-safe React hooks directly from your agent schemas, so your frontend code and agent code always stay in sync. Hooks for APIs, WebSockets, and SSE are built in. Deploy agents, routes, and frontend together in a single command. Learn more: agentuity.dev/frontend/react…

Give the agent a code environment, and everything else solves itself. Coding agents aren't a developer tool; they never were. Code is the universal execution harness. Excited to meet everyone down in Miami in April!

Workbench is our built-in dev UI for testing your agents. It auto-discovers your agents, generates input forms from your schemas, and shows execution metrics. Configure it in your agentuity.config.ts, start the dev server, and start testing. Learn more: agentuity.dev/agents/workben…

New community example: build an AI email auto-responder with Agentuity + @inboundemail 📧 Incoming emails trigger an agent that classifies the intent, drafts a reply, and sends it back through Inbound's API. Deploy the whole thing with one command. Full walkthrough: agentuity.dev/community/inbo…

Sandboxes on Agentuity give your agents isolated environments to run code. Ship with prebuilt runtimes for Python, Bun, Node, Golang, plus dedicated runtimes for coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode. You can choose between one-shot execution (fire and forget), or interactive sandboxes for multi-step workflows with persistent state. Snapshots save the full sandbox state so you can skip setup next time. Learn more: agentuity.dev/services/sandb… Get started today: app.agentuity.com