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Managed agent runtimes
Create, start, stop, monitor, configure, and remove Hermes or OpenClaw agents through one control plane backed by Kubernetes resources.
■ Technology AB-TECH · field system
The control plane for self-hosted AI agents.
Provision and manage Hermes and OpenClaw agents on Kubernetes. Control who can access each agent, configure reusable templates and skills, inspect conversations and tool calls, and attribute model spend from one interface.
- Runtimes
- Hermes + OpenClaw
- Platforms
- Slack · Teams · Telegram
- Configuration
- Templates + skills
- Visibility
- Activity + costs
Agent runtimes are only one part of a production system.
Teams also need lifecycle management, versioned configuration, credential handling, access control, operational visibility, and cost attribution. Agent Barn brings those responsibilities together around the runtimes.
What the control plane manages today.
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Templates and reusable skills
Pin each agent to a template version, assign reusable skills, configure channel policies, and attach the credentials required by its integrations.
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Organization and agent access
Scope users to organizations and agents with fixed organization roles, permission-backed agent roles, explicit sharing, and general-access policies.
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See what agents are doing
Inspect conversations, tool calls, runtime logs, lifecycle state, and LiteLLM-attributed model spend for accessible agents.
PILOT // OPERATING MODEL
Start with the implemented core.
Agent Barn manages organization-owned agents, their pinned templates, skills, integrations, platform configuration, Kubernetes lifecycle, telemetry, and LiteLLM identity. Governance workflows, richer model policy, backups, and playbooks remain roadmap work.
Defined workflow→Connected tools→Measured outcome
Run agents on your infrastructure.
Deploy Agent Barn with Helm to your Kubernetes environment. PostgreSQL stores product state, LiteLLM routes model access and attributes costs, and runtime activity is reported back through authenticated ingest.