The Agent OS for Enterprise AI Work
Orgopolis is a headless cloud kernel between the assistants employees already use and the agent systems enterprises need to run safely. It connects ChatGPT, Claude, MCP tools, A2A fleets, and native SDK agents with governed memory, budgets, sandboxes, and audit trails.
Kernel
Employees keep working in ChatGPT, Claude, internal copilots, or CLI agents while Orgopolis handles execution behind the interface.
The kernel owns token budgets, context paging, identity envelopes, controlled access rings, and approvals before any agent can act.
Existing LangGraph, Agentforce, ServiceNow, and cloud agents connect through A2A, while new agents inherit controls from the SDK.
Start with managed SaaS for fast rollout, then move regulated workloads into a private cloud appliance inside the customer's VPC.
Deploy once, deliver everywhere. When you push an agent to Orgopolis, we make it instantly available across the organization.
A headless kernel between assistants and enterprise systems
Orgopolis is not another chatbot or single-suite dashboard. It is the operating layer that receives intent from any frontend, resolves identity, pages the right memory, enforces cost and privilege limits, then routes work to existing or native agents.
Orgopolis MCP gateway
Expose one governed MCP endpoint for ChatGPT, Claude, and internal assistants. Orgopolis resolves the user, filters each assistant's tool menu, and routes approved calls to enterprise agents.
CRM, renewals, quotes
ITSM, HR, risk workflows
Finance and internal SDK agents
Legal, security, evidence review
Dual ingestion engine
Bridge existing enterprise agent fleets through A2A endpoints, or build natively with the open-source SDK when teams want kernel primitives by default.
LangGraph, Agentforce, ServiceNow, cloud-managed agents, and internal stacks stay where they run.
Teams build net-new agents with @orgo/sdk or orgo-sdk and inherit controls at creation time.
Virtual memory manager
memory_search finds relevant notes from your memory files, even when the wording differs from the original text. Orgopolis indexes memory into small chunks and searches them with embeddings, keywords, or both before sharing scoped context with agents.
Controlled access rings
Orgopolis maps each agentic workflow to an access ring before execution. Low-risk reads can proceed, sensitive data needs scoped grants, write actions require approval, and high-impact operations stay blocked unless an owner explicitly elevates them.
Open SDK for production agents
Use @orgo/sdk or orgo-sdk to give every net-new agent an AgentID, memory bank, security hooks, budget cap, trace stream, and A2A delegation surface.
1import asyncio2import os3from claude_agent_sdk import query, ClaudeAgentOptions4from orgo_sdk import OrgoKernel, OrgoAgent56# 1. Connect to the Orgopolis OS Kernel7kernel = OrgoKernel(8 api_key=os.environ.get("ORGO_API_KEY"),9 budget_cap_usd=5.00 # Hard financial limit enforced by Orgo Pre-LLM10)1112# 2. Define the Agent's Corporate Identity and State13orgo_env = OrgoAgent(14 id="q3-financial-researcher",15 kernel=kernel,16 ring=2, # Medium privilege (CRM access, no Ring-0 DB access)17 policies=["redact-pii", "eu-data-residency"],18 memory_bank="finance-team-vault" # Automatic state hydration19)20Why enterprises need an Agent OS
Enterprises need a neutral operating layer that separates the assistant people talk to from the runtime that governs agents, memory, tools, cost, identity, and execution authority.
Works across every agent source
Connect consumption frontends, suite-native agents, cloud-managed agents, internal frameworks, native SDK agents, and private-cloud deployments into one enterprise operating model.
Employees keep the assistants they already use.
Orgopolis is headless by design. ChatGPT, Claude, internal copilots, IDE agents, and CLI tools call the same governed gateway instead of forcing every employee into a new application.
ChatGPT / Codex
Daily business interface
Expose a personalized menu of approved enterprise agents and tools through the Orgopolis Gateway.
Claude Cowork / Code
Research and engineering work
Let power users run enterprise tasks from Claude while the kernel enforces memory, tool, and cost boundaries.
Internal copilots
Department portals
Give existing internal assistants a controlled way to discover and invoke approved company agents.
IDE and CLI agents
Developer workstations
Connect terminal and coding agents without letting local credentials become the trust boundary.
Workflow portals
Existing enterprise UI
Embed Orgopolis calls behind service catalogs, intake forms, and business-process screens.
Give every agent a budget, memory boundary, and blast radius.
Orgopolis turns agent execution into enterprise infrastructure: identity first, cost bounded, context scoped, sandboxed, observable, and ready for SaaS or private cloud deployment.