Agent infrastructure
Tangle uses isolated sandboxes, model routing, integrations, and evaluation tools to run its hosted assistant preview. Developers can use the same services for their own agents. The managed services are live; the hospitality request-to-resolution flow is still being verified.
Blueprint Agent
The Blueprint Agent is an in-browser IDE where you describe a project and an AI agent builds it with you.
Key traits:
- Shared workspaces for humans and agents across teams.
- Agent profiles that control models, tools, and budgets.
- Background execution so long tasks keep running.
- Simulations for evaluating workflows across many tasks.
- Integrations for connecting internal tools and data.
Sandbox Runtime
Work executes inside isolated sandboxes so tasks are contained and repeatable. The runtime separates lifecycle control from execution through an orchestrator and sidecar, then applies policy and resource limits before the task runs.
Core capabilities:
- Sandboxed execution with explicit policies and resource limits.
- Task isolation so background work can be reviewed and accepted before merge.
- Orchestrator + sidecar separation for lifecycle control and execution.
Evaluation Loop
Instrumented runs can produce traces and evaluations. Teams review that evidence before changing prompts, policies, and workflows.
Router
The Tangle Router is the hosted inference routing layer. Agents and applications call one API, and the router applies provider policy, model selection, compliance filters, billing, and settlement rules before forwarding the request.
Key capabilities:
- One API for supported models. Check the live model catalog for routeable choices.
- Operator routing. Route to registered operators when a request pins an operator path or uses SpendAuth.
- Compliance. Zero Data Retention and no-train routing with verified provider agreements.
- On-chain payments. SpendAuth lets users pay operators directly without a credit card.