AgentBrain is the cognitive integrity layer for production AI agents — governed memory, validity checks, provenance and action receipts across models, tools and sessions. We're opening access for a limited group of teams with real memory pain.
Your agent can reason, call tools, execute workflows. But once it runs across days, users, tools and sessions, a deeper problem appears:
This is not a better-prompt problem. Not only a model problem. It's a continuity, validity and governance problem.
The next bottleneck for AI agents is not reasoning. It is knowing:
AgentBrain exists for this layer: a governed brain between your agent, its memory, its tools and its actions.
Your agent gets one persistent brain across sessions, models and tools. Claude, GPT, Gemini, MCP or your own stack can change — the governed memory stays intact.
Memory is not treated as truth by default. AgentBrain distinguishes current facts from stale assumptions, corrected beliefs, expired context and weak evidence. Your agent shouldn't only remember — it should know whether a memory is still usable.
Where did this belief come from? When was it stored? Was it corrected? Is it still valid? Which source supports it? AgentBrain makes agent memory inspectable instead of invisible.
When an agent acts, stops or escalates, AgentBrain records what it believed, which memory shaped the decision, what validity state applied and why the action was allowed or blocked. Black-box output becomes something teams can review, debug and govern.
Sounds like your problem? 10 teams, 90 days, real workflows — break our memory layer.
Apply now →This beta is not for casual AI experiments. We're looking for teams already building or running agents where memory actually matters.
During the 90 days we test whether AgentBrain improves your agent's real-world reliability. The goal is not a polished demo — the goal is to find where production agent memory breaks, and make it stronger.
You're not just testing software. You're helping define the cognitive integrity layer for production agents.
This is a serious beta. Every beta team brings:
We're not looking for praise. We're looking for pressure.
At the end of the beta, we review the evidence together: Did AgentBrain improve continuity? Did validity checks reduce memory risk? Did provenance make the agent more trustworthy? Did action receipts create useful auditability?
Beta teams can continue on a paid Founding Plan — at terms that won't exist afterwards.
Honestly and traceably — what didn't work and why. Both outcomes matter.
Beta access is limited by design. Not a public SaaS launch, not a free trial, not a waitlist for everyone — a private production beta for agents that can't afford to forget, drift or act on stale context.
Apply →Bring a real agent. Bring real memory pain. Try to break the brain. — Four questions, about three minutes. I read every application personally and respond within 48 hours.
My name is Thesh. I review every application myself and get back to you within 48 hours — including the honest no's.