Agent OS.

An agent OS is the platform health AI agents run on: it owns the channels, models, memory, run record and uptime, so your team writes only the job.

On Health Loops.

You write the job. The instructions, the tools each agent may use and the rules it must keep.

It runs the rest. Channels, model choice per agent, retries, waits, versions and the record of every run.

Fastest to live. An agent that answers on WhatsApp and hands red flags to a person can be live the same day.

An agent OS is the platform health AI agents run on: it owns the channels, models, memory, run record and uptime, so your team writes only the job.

On Health Loops, no. You describe the job, pick the agent and tools, and test in a playground before it goes live.

Yes. A loop is TypeScript, with an API to start runs and a CLI to deploy.