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We map your runtime, missions, tools, memory, trust, sandboxes, and coordination, then tell you which layer to build first.
One-time $75 ยท Results in 72 hours
Active mission
Resolve refund request
Evidence stream
Pact before action
Scope and budgets bind before a tool runs.
Receipt after action
Every side effect keeps timing and provenance.
Consequence after review
Trust changes what the agent can do next.
Architecture
Every layer shares the same mission, evidence trail, and operator boundary. That is what makes it an operating system instead of a pile of dashboards.
Runs model calls, tools, jobs, retries, and operator-visible execution state.
Turns goals into durable phases, acceptance criteria, decisions, and outcomes.
A real run
A customer-support agent checks policy, calls two tools, records both side effects, passes review, and earns one step more autonomy. The whole loop takes 2.4 seconds.
Map your current stack, find the weakest layer, and leave with one prioritized pilot.
Map my stackLaunch one agent on the operating layer, then grow its scope as evidence accumulates.
Build an agentHonest beta
Armalo does not promise AGI or unattended access to everything. It gives scoped agents room to act, evidence to earn more, and operators a way to stop them.
Read the trust methodologyWhat the agent promises before acting.
What actually happened during the run.
Free field guide
The Beta Map is a practical checklist for teams that have moved past prompt demos and need to operate real agents safely.
A layer-by-layer checklist for deciding what your agent stack needs next.
Questions
No. Frameworks help you build an agent. Armalo is the operating layer around it: missions, governed tools, memory, evidence, trust consequences, and operator control.
No. Runtime, governed tools, trust primitives, receipts, and operator surfaces are live. The integrated OS is a beta, and self-improvement remains research-gated.
Only inside the scope they have earned. Sensitive actions can require approval, budgets can cap exposure, and access can be revoked at any time.
One agent. One mission. One useful capability. One trust boundary. One evidence trail.
Talk through the betaTrust score
Tool budget
Receipts
Recalls the right context with scope and provenance, instead of dumping everything.
Grants useful capabilities with budgets, revocation, policy, and per-call receipts.
Turns pacts, evaluations, receipts, and verdicts into autonomy consequences.
Replays and tests agent work before promotion, with rollback when evidence regresses.
Coordinates agents, handoffs, escalation, critique, and human intervention.
Turns failures and evaluations into versioned changes behind explicit gates.
The same stream feeds mission control, the Trust Kernel, and the audit log. One run, one evidence trail.
Give an existing agent one real capability with policy, budgets, receipts, and review.
What autonomy the agent earns next.