Agent System as a Service
For hardware OEMs and app developers: task orchestration, model routing, memory, ToolGate, Agent SDK and system integration. Modules can be tailored to device constraints and integrated into existing UIs and apps.
From the complete Agent System to standalone MCP, model and voice capabilities—with defined interfaces, runtime contracts, integration docs, engineering delivery and ongoing support.
Use consistent, verifiable inputs, outputs, states, permissions and error semantics so one integration can be reused across projects.
For hardware OEMs and app developers: task orchestration, model routing, memory, ToolGate, Agent SDK and system integration. Modules can be tailored to device constraints and integrated into existing UIs and apps.
Package apps, business APIs, knowledge search and device actions as discoverable Agent tools, with schemas, parameter validation, permission gates, call tracing and normalized results.
Combine on-device models, cloud reasoning, real-time voice and multimodal capabilities. Deployment is tuned to the target chip, memory, latency and application constraints.
Integrate Agent System into target devices without rebuilding the app or OS. Includes Android/embedded integration, system interfaces, SDK bring-up, deployment and validation.
Expose suitable capabilities as MCP tools while keeping latency-sensitive runtime on native paths, connected by unified permissions and tracing.
Agent, model and device capabilities on Android, Linux and similar environments.
Standard interfaces for models, voice, memory and management services.
Register and execute controlled business queries, app actions and device tools.
Enterprise networks, dedicated environments and joint OEM integration.
Every OEM project follows a consistent path from requirements to validation, making shared modules reusable.
Hardware Constraints · User Tasks
SDK / API / Tool Contracts
Model · Memory · Tools
Task Receipts · Safety Boundaries
Versioning · Signing · Compatibility
Regression Evaluation & Updates
We define a target-specific technical scope, delivery plan and verifiable PoC—without claiming universal one-click compatibility across every chip.