The platform for running agents in your company. Safely.
Run Claude Code, Codex, or your own on your Kubernetes — with per-agent isolation, credentials the model never sees, and a record of every run.
Or your cluster — one Helm release. Open source · AGPL-3.0
Dana: Which suppliers drove the Q3 overspend?
@finance-analyst: Four suppliers account for 82% of the variance…
Prompt injection turns helpful agents into exploits.
Three real incidents — and the layer of the platform that stops each one.
Injected instructions made Copilot read GITHUB_TOKEN from its own environment and emit it through model output.
One crafted email made Copilot read across OneDrive, SharePoint, and Teams and exfiltrate the contents. Zero clicks.
Agents wrote files referencing attacker-hosted URLs; the editor's validator fetched them, leaking contents in the request.
Everything you'd otherwise build yourself.
Each of these is a project someone on your team would spend a quarter on. They ship turned on.
Isolation
Every agent gets its own disk, network, and permissions.
Egress rules
Allow, deny, or authenticate.
Private resources
Reach into your network, securely.
Egress secret injection
The agent never has the token.
Serverless agents
Nothing runs between messages.
LLM gateway
Every model call through one place.
Claude Code and Codex
Pick a runtime. That's the whole switch.
resource "agyn_agent" "sre" {
model = agyn_llm_model.sonnet.id
environment_id = agyn_environment.build.id
availability = "internal"
}Agents as code
Declared in Terraform, reviewed in a pull request.
One agent on a laptop is a tool.
Forty across your company is infrastructure.
Agyn is that infrastructure — one platform, four surfaces. Two your teams use, two you control with.
See it on your own cluster.
Thirty minutes, your infrastructure, your stack. Or skip the call — it is one Helm release onto a cluster you already run.