Trust infrastructure you can call.
Connected Autonomy exposes memory, policy enforcement, execution gates, and receipts as composable infrastructure for builders and orchestration teams.
Core Services
Four programmable capabilities.
Every service is designed for deterministic operation at scale. Call memory, invoke policy checks, gate execution, and retrieve receipts — each operates as a first-class callable primitive.
Service 01
Memory Services
Persistent, structured memory available as a callable service. Store decision context, workflow provenance, and organizational knowledge. Retrieve it deterministically within execution boundaries.
Memory as infrastructure, not as a sidecar — every agent and orchestrator can invoke the same memory layer under the same policy controls.
Service 02
Policy Services
Evaluate consent, permissions, and execution constraints before action occurs. Agents call policy gates synchronously. Enforcement is deterministic. Denial is immediate.
Policy enforcement at the execution layer — not as monitoring, not as post-hoc audit, but as a runtime primitive that prevents unauthorized action.
Service 03
Receipt Services
Generate immutable, tamper-evident receipts at the moment of execution. Proof of what happened, who authorized it, under what policy. Available on demand.
Receipts are not reconstructed from logs — they are generated as the action completes, carrying cryptographic evidence and full decision record.
Service 04
Coordination Services
Synchronize multi-step workflows across agents, services, and human approval gates. Handle branching logic, rollback, and state consistency under policy constraints.
Coordination that respects boundaries — each agent or service invokes only what it is permitted to invoke. No side channels. No privilege escalation.
For Builders
Same APIs for humans and machines.
Developers and machine actors invoke the same infrastructure. Agents discover services, call memory, check policy, and retrieve receipts at machine speed. Humans access the same functions through orchestration platforms and dashboard surfaces. The boundaries are policy, not architecture.
There is no separate "API for agents" or "UI for humans." There is one governance layer. Different surfaces access it according to role and permission. An agent in a workflow and a compliance officer reviewing history both operate against the same authoritative state.
This is the foundation of accountable orchestration.
What Makes This Different
Enforcement over observation.
Most agent infrastructure offers observability — visibility into what agents do. Connected Autonomy platform is architecturally different.
Agent observability
The agent orchestrator logs calls and monitors outcomes. The agent has full access to its own scope. Policy is applied after the fact. The audit trail shows what happened; enforcement comes later, if it comes at all.
Agent enforcement
Every call to memory, every policy evaluation, every action is gated. The agent can only invoke what it is authorized to invoke. Denial is synchronous. The receipt is issued as part of the execution. Policy is part of the infrastructure.
Concept
The API shape.
// Composable infrastructure at machine speed
const memory = await api.memory.retrieve(contextId);
const permit = await api.policy.evaluate(agent, action, memory);
if (!permit.allowed) throw new PolicyViolation(permit.reason);
const receipt = await api.execute(action, memory);
return { outcome, receipt, evidence: receipt.evidence };