Bring your own agent
Bring agents built with LangChain, CrewAI or your own code. They run with the same identity, credentials, policies and traces as every other agent on Yaju.


Keep the framework and the models your team already uses. Yaju adds governance around your agents instead of asking you to rebuild them.

Register agents built with any framework or plain code and run them under the Agent Orchestration System, with no migration.
Start new agents from the open-source TypeScript SDK and CLI, with typed input and output and sandboxed execution.
Set the policies, credentials, budgets and approvals that fit how your organization works, and apply them to every agent the same way.
Your frameworks and models
Run agents built with LangChain, CrewAI or your own code, on Azure, Anthropic, OpenAI or self-hosted models.
Your policies
Decide who can run each agent, what it may reach and when a person has to approve an action.
Your credentials
Secrets are resolved at runtime from one organization-level vault, so agents never hold an API key.


An identity and an accountable owner for every agent you bring
Access rules and human approval steps per agent, team or workspace
Budgets and hard spend limits that stop an overrun instead of reporting it
Evals and checks that run on every execution, with a full trace
Configured once and applied to every agent the same way.
Whether you connect one agent or a whole portfolio, the steps are the same.
Register the agents you already run, whatever built them, and give each one an owner.


Set the credentials, policies, budgets and approvals each agent should follow.


Run your agents in the Yaju cloud or on your own desktop, with every action traced.


Our team will help you bring your first agents onto Yaju.
Help connecting your first agents
Open-source SDK and CLI
Architecture guidance for your stack
Help setting up policies and credentials
Guidance on budgets and approvals
Cloud or desktop, your choice