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IT sets policy centrally and the runtime enforces it across every team’s agents. Developers keep a code-first, open-source TypeScript SDK and full control. Yaju handles versioning, credentials, deployment and observability.
Identify
Find every agent already running, whatever framework built it.
Control
Apply access rules and credentials centrally, enforced in the runtime.
Prove
Show adoption, spend and delivered value without chasing teams for numbers.
You do not need another agent builder. You need to know what is already running.
Agents appear in every team, built with different frameworks, and no single inventory holds them. Yaju identifies and catalogues every one, whatever produced it.
Each team picks its own tools, credentials and servers, and policy fragments across all of them. Governance is applied centrally and enforced in the runtime instead.
Pilots are easy to start and impossible to justify. Adoption, spend and delivered value are measured on the same platform that runs the agents.
Typed I/O
Typed input and output with Zod. Schemas hold from your IDE all the way to production.
Three agent types
Agents are software artifacts, not scripts or notebooks, and the SDK is released under the MIT licence.
Sandboxed execution
Every run executes in a sandbox. It does not allow external npm packages or Node builtins.
Scaffold, test and deploy from the terminal with the open-source CLI: yaju agent init, then yaju agent test --ephemeral, then yaju agent save --publish. The same commands run inside CI/CD.
Start from yaju agent init and test against an ephemeral environment before anything is published.
Typed tool sets for GitHub, Slack, Azure, Figma, Jira, BitBucket, Linear, Confluence, New Relic, Cypress and TestRail.
Fork one of six ready-made agents, adapt it to your stack and publish it with yaju agent save --publish.
Versioning runs on Git. Publish, roll back or diff a version with one command, and debug from an execution trace rather than a chat log.
Six agents to start from: Ticket Triage, PR Code Review, Root Cause Analysis, On-Call Response, Slack Bot and Tech Support, each with complete TypeScript.
Credentials at runtime: Your agent never sees an API key.
Traceable: Debug from an execution trace rather than a chat log.
Honest limits: The sandbox does not allow external npm packages or Node builtins.
Book a demo and see how the Yaju Agent Orchestration System deploys, governs and observes the agents your teams already build.
