Collaborate with us

Three ways in.

Whether you want us to build and run it, run it yourself, or deliver it to your own clients — you start from the same place: agents you own, on a runtime you control.

For your team · Managed

We build and run it.

Ability designs your cognitive system, runs it in production, and keeps it improving. You get a defined outcome — not a stack of tools to manage — and you own the agents, the data, and the outcomes.

  • Discovery to a working agent in production, typically in weeks
  • Runs scheduled, audited, and recoverable — governed like production software
  • Self-hosted on infrastructure you own, or run by us as a Managed Instance
  • No lock-in — take it in-house anytime

For builders · Open source

Run it yourself.

Trinity is the open-source (Apache-2.0) runtime your agents run on. Self-host it, deploy your own agents, and keep everything inside your perimeter — your data, your keys.

  • Apache-2.0 core — free for commercial self-host
  • Your perimeter, your keys — sovereign by default
  • Scheduled, audited, recoverable operability built in
  • Learn live in the weekly build workshops

For agencies · Partners

Deliver it to clients.

You handle sales and implementation; Trinity runs the agents underneath. We provide the technology, education, and support behind your practice — sovereign, single-tenant per client, never shared.

  • Sovereign, dedicated deployment per client — not multi-tenant
  • Fleet management across every client you run
  • Technology, education, and support behind your practice
  • Sell agents as your service — Trinity runs them

What every path shares

Whichever way you come in, the fundamentals hold: you own the agents, the data, and the logic; everything runs sovereign, inside a perimeter you define; and there's no lock-in — self-host from day one, or take it in-house whenever you like. Not sure which fits? Book a 30-minute call and we'll point you to the right one.

Pick your way in

Start where it fits.

Book a call to have us build and run it, explore the open-source runtime, or talk through the partner program.