Author
Describe the task and policies. Work in the no-code Playground or through the developer CLI.
BUILD
The business logic
is software you own.
An agent is a versioned program: typed files declaring facts, capabilities, policies, calculations, and connections. Author it, run it against scenarios, read the trace, and revise. The foundation stays the same as the program changes.
Run
Test conversations and established cases against the declared behavior.
Inspect
Read the trace. Find the facts, rule, or service result behind the outcome.
Revise
Make a reviewable change. Re-test, publish a version, or republish an earlier one to roll back.
From no-code to code.
In the Playground, describe changes in natural language and inspect traces. With the CLI, developers and coding agents author and test the same program in their existing tools. Update just the behavior you want to change, without domain retraining or a model release. Explicit policies and traceable changes reduce the work of maintaining the agent as requirements evolve.
Connect to your enterprise.
APIs, databases, documents, and tool servers supply facts and execute permitted actions. Integrate using the REST API or TypeScript/JavaScript SDK. The same rules can serve different languages; regional policy changes stay explicit.
GET ACCESS
Start building with Apollo-1.
Connect with AUI directly, or reach Apollo through the cloud environment you already use.
Build with
Apollo-1.
Request API access and talk with our team about the work you want to put Apollo-1 to.
Request early access
Apollo on
your marketplace.
Explore Apollo on Google Cloud Marketplace for access through your existing cloud environment.
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Pick up where you left off.
BEFORE YOU BUILD
Why the program decides, not the model.
Have a deployment or commercial question?
Talk to the AUI team