Production-grade hosting for the agents you've already built.
Same Claude Code workflow. Real ops underneath — scheduling, audit, recovery, multi-user, sovereignty. Included, not a separate procurement conversation.
You've built agents that work. Now you have a different problem.
When the agent did one thing for you alone, "just run it on Claude Code" was fine. Now your team uses it. Your customers use it. It runs through the night.
And now:
Audit trails are fragmented. Legal asked. InfoSec asked. "Trust me, the prompt says to be careful" is not the answer that ends the meeting.
Sessions go stale. One person's context is gone by the time the next person picks up. The team re-explains the same agent to itself every Monday.
A bad prompt loops. One recursive tool call racks up an $80 surprise overnight bill before anyone notices. "My agent works fine" is the universal answer, right up until you actually look at the traces. (HN founder, April 2026)
You're the on-call SRE. For a system you didn't sign up to operate.
You don't need a new agent framework. You need somewhere production-grade to run the one you already have.
The infrastructure layer beneath your agents.
Same Claude Code workflow. Real production hosting underneath:
Scheduling, retry, recovery
Agents run on cron, retry on failure, recover from container restarts. Not "is the script still running?" every morning.
Capability-based audit per agent
The agent starts with nothing. You grant data, network, and tool access explicitly. Default: scoped audit log per agent, no outgoing network. Real RBAC for synthetic labor — because prompt instructions are just suggestions.
Multi-user shared state
Agents are company infrastructure, not personal sessions. Your team picks up where the last person left off. Persistent memory across the team.
Sovereign by default
Self-host, or Trinity Cloud — your data, your perimeter. As private as Claude on your Mac Mini. VPN-only access, no third-party cloud you don't control.
Enterprise license bundled
RBAC, SSO, multi-tenant isolation, SLA — included with Trinity Cloud. No separate license conversation when Procurement reviews you.
One workflow, two environments
Build and test agents locally with Claude Code, then push to your Trinity instance. The same mental model works across both — no context switch when you go to production.
What you're probably using today, and why it stopped scaling.
Raw Claude Code
Great for one developer with one agent. Now your customers depend on the agent being up. Claude Code has no ops layer, no audit, no multi-user shared state — by design. It's a builder tool, not a hosting layer.
Cowork or shared Claude.ai accounts
Single-user. State goes stale. No isolation. "Just Claude Code dressed up for church." (r/ClaudeAI, Feb 2026.) Fails procurement on day one — there's no audit trail to review.
DIY self-host
Now you're the SRE and the platform team. The TCO blows up your case to your CFO before you ship feature work. The infrastructure becomes your second job.
Trinity does the platform work so you ship features.
Block runs ~14 agents per person on infrastructure exactly like this.
Public statement from Block's business lead (HN, April 2026). The infrastructure that makes that possible — multi-user agent fleets, shared state, audit, scheduling — is what Trinity is.
Ability AI runs its own demand-generation, research, and chief-of-staff agents on Trinity. We deploy what we sell. It's how we know what production agent ops actually need.
What happens when you submit the form
We scope your workload — agent count, integrations, data residency, isolation needs.
You get a Trinity Cloud instance provisioned, with the enterprise license bundled.
We help you onboard your first agent to validate, then scale from there.
Pricing is per-agent on a predictable monthly tier. We don't publish a sticker price while we're in early-customer pricing mode — we'd rather quote your specifics.
You can also self-host the MIT-licensed open-source version of Trinity (Trinity Light) — it ships the core runtime without the production features. Many builders start there to evaluate, then move to Trinity Cloud when their workload is real.
Get a Trinity Cloud instance
Tell us about your workload and we'll scope a quote.
Trinity is built by Ability AI. Ability AI runs Ability AI on Trinity.