Enterprise Agent Engineering

Agents that ship.

The engineering discipline your AI agents have been missing.

Spec-driven design. Deterministic testing. Governed deployment. Built on OpenSentience. Distributed via FleetPrompt. No vendor lock-in.

57%Agents Now
in Production
32%Cite Quality
as #1 Blocker
$48BAgent Market
by 2030
The Gap

The industry builds demos.
Enterprises need production.

57% of organizations have agents in production, but 32% cite quality as the #1 barrier (LangChain, 2026). Gartner predicts over 40% of agentic AI projects will be scrapped by 2027 — not because the models fail, but because they aren't engineered for reality.

20+ no-code builders optimize for impressive first demos. Enterprise platforms like OpenAI Frontier and Salesforce AgentForce provide governance but demand total lock-in. Neither serves engineering teams that need reliability.

OpenAI Frontier (Feb 2026)

OpenAI's enterprise agent platform treats agents as "AI coworkers." Fortune calls it OpenAI's bid to become the "operating system of the enterprise." Agentelic provides the same rigor — without the lock-in, on your own infrastructure.

Next Moca ADL (Feb 2026)

InfoQ reported on Agent Definition Language — a vendor-neutral spec for agents. Validates SpecPrompt's thesis: the industry needs a standard definition layer.

Three Pillars

Engineering-grade agent development

01

Spec-Driven Design

Every agent starts from a SpecPrompt specification — behavior contracts, acceptance criteria, boundary conditions. The spec is the source of truth, not the prompt. AWS Kiro, GitHub Spec Kit, and Thoughtworks all validate SDD.

02

Deterministic Testing

Agents tested against specs with reproducible scenarios. Every tool call mocked, every output validated. Regression suites catch drift before production. No more "it worked when I tried it."

03

Governed Deployment

Staged rollouts with canary testing. Permission review gates. Compliance checks. Full audit trail from spec to production. Rollback any version in seconds.

Build Pipeline

From spec to production

Define
SPEC.md — Write or generate the agent specification. Purpose, capabilities, constraints, acceptance tests. Versioned in git.
Build
Code generation — Spec parsed into agent scaffolding. MCP tools wired. Permissions declared. Graphonomous memory connected.
Test
Deterministic testing — Every tool call mocked against spec. Regression suites. Boundary testing. 89% of production teams use observability; we make testing equally rigorous.
Deploy
Staged rollout — Staging → Canary → Production. Permission gates. Compliance review. Deployed to OpenSentience runtime. One-command rollback.
Differentiation

Why not the alternatives?

The market optimizes for time-to-first-demo. Agentelic optimizes for time-to-reliable-production.

Agentelic No-Code Builders OpenAI Frontier Dev Frameworks
Spec-driven design SpecPrompt built-in None None Manual
Deterministic testing First-class None Eval loops DIY
Versioned deployment Git-native Overwrite Versioned Manual CI/CD
Compliance & audit Templates built-in None IAM-based Custom
Runtime OpenSentience (local) Cloud-only OpenAI cloud Varies
Protocol MCP native Plugins OpenAI API Varies
Continual learning Graphonomous None Feedback loops None
Vendor lock-in None Medium OpenAI Minimal
Pricing

Start building today

Builder
$49/mo
5 agents · Spec-driven design · Deterministic testing · Local deployment via OpenSentience · Community support
Team
$199/seat/mo
Unlimited agents · Staging + production · Role-based access · Compliance templates · Graphonomous integration · Priority support
Enterprise
Custom
Dedicated infrastructure · SSO/SAML · Custom compliance · SLA guarantees · Managed Graphonomous · White-glove onboarding
[&] Ecosystem

Integrated by design

The Full Pipeline

SpecPrompt defines the contract → Agentelic builds, tests, deploys → OpenSentience runs with governance → Graphonomous provides memory → FleetPrompt distributes → Delegatic orchestrates multi-agent systems.

Standards

SpecPrompt

SPEC.md files define behavior, constraints, and acceptance tests that drive the build pipeline.

Runtime

OpenSentience

Local-first execution with process isolation, fine-grained permissions, and full audit trails.

Memory

Graphonomous

Knowledge graphs that grow with use. Agents learn from production without retraining.

Distribution

FleetPrompt

Publish tested agents to the marketplace. Community-reviewed, trust-scored, ready for install.