Gateways sit in front of models. Oceum sits between your agents and the systems they act on — SAP, Oracle, SFTP, Stripe, the whole backend — with blind-relay credentials, graduated autonomy, and an immutable audit trail. Already runs 10 agents across our own production.
Your operations still run on systems that were never designed for AI access. Agent memory accumulates sensitive data without controls. Governance without execution depth is just a dashboard. Oceum solves all three — bridging legacy environments, securing persistent memory, and governing every action with a full audit trail.
Not another agent builder. The infrastructure that makes agents safe in production.
Agents accumulate context fast. Recall compresses operational memory semantically — your fleet retains what matters without the token bill.
AES-256-GCM at rest. Domain-locked. SSRF-protected. The agent makes the API call — the credential never leaves your vault.
Five protocol adapters between agents and the systems they actually need to act on. Approval gates and rollback compensation built into every adapter.
Pull the container, point to your own Postgres, run on your own metal. No cloud dependency. Regulated industries welcome.
The only agent management platform with a native iOS app. Approve actions, watch the fleet, intervene from anywhere. Live on the App Store.
Trust is earned, not granted. Start with deterministic workflows. Promote to pattern-based smart rules. Graduate to full AI autonomy when reputation justifies it.
Two brothers. Zero outside funding. Every feature exists because we needed it to run our own operations — not because it looked good in a deck.
10 agents run our own operations — security, support, pipeline, uptime, content, briefing, Drift Engine, Orion, Consolidator, and retrospectives. Every feature exists because we needed it to run real operations, not because it looked good in a pitch deck.
15-minute walkthrough for operations and IT leaders. See how agents safely connect to your existing systems, what governed execution looks like, and how Recall compresses context without losing what matters.