Ship the first real application
Use working publication, Session, resource, permission, execution, and recovery paths so one application can run, reconnect, and reopen committed state.
See the product path →Awaken Agents · self-hostable Agent application platform
Stop rebuilding the Session, permission, file and memory, isolated execution, and recovery backend behind every Agent application. Keep your product experience, business logic, and customer relationship, then carry the same foundation into the next application and customer deployment.
First useful result One real application creates, runs, reconnects, and reopens the same Session
Current Awaken Console · verified release build
Captured from Awaken v1.0.0-dev release UI at revision 50d5035c68456c9106626f748cf4c169c2057beb. Controlled local data is shown; these are product screens, not customer activity.
Why adopt Awaken
A working Agent proves the behavior. Shipping means the same application can reconnect to durable state, stay inside approved permissions, recover from interruption, and remain operable after release. Awaken owns those repeatable platform paths while your team owns the product and customer relationship.
Ship the first real application
Use working publication, Session, resource, permission, execution, and recovery paths so one application can run, reconnect, and reopen committed state.
See the product path →Run inside the approved boundary
Keep control, Session data, credentials, model routes, Workers, and Sandboxes inside the approved infrastructure and responsibility boundary.
Compare deployment choices →Deliver the next application on the same foundation
Keep each product's UX and domain model independent while sharing Agent publication, Sessions, resources, policies, and operations underneath.
See first-party application shapes →Deliver customer solutions without copying platform code
Change the vertical experience, tools, and rules for each customer while retaining one platform model for execution, security, upgrades, and support.
Discuss an implementation →Available now and product direction
Three concrete adoption paths
Awaken Agents is the available product. The high-value entry points are an Agent product that must ship, an internal Agent that must run inside enterprise boundaries, or repeatable custom delivery across customers. Objects and Workforce remain early product directions, not prerequisites.
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Best first path
AI-native product team
Keep the product experience, domain model, workflow, and result acceptance in the application. Reuse Awaken for the Agent platform lifecycle underneath.
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Enterprise internal Agent
Use Awaken where source code, internal documents, credentials, model routes, or tool execution cannot depend on an external control plane.
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Solution provider or delivery team
Change the vertical workflow, interface, integrations, and rules for each customer while keeping one platform model for Agents, Sessions, resources, permissions, and execution.
Built on Awaken
Pilot, our DeepSeek workbench reimplementation, and Awaken Design begin with three different product needs. Each keeps the experience and domain model in the application, reuses Awaken Agents execution, and states what is available today.
First-party Reference App
Create a thin Agent application
Give Pilot a Mission. Keep the work in one Session.
Local reference build · public source pending
See the Pilot reference build →Independent Reference Reimplementation
Build an advanced Agent workbench
Keep the workbench experience. Reuse the Agent execution underneath.
Local deterministic demo · live run not published
See the reference reimplementation →First-party Reference App
Build a domain-rich AI product
Turn one AI-generated design into a reviewable, revisable, explicitly accepted result.
Local source and test evidence · live and field gates pending
See the Awaken Design reference build →One next step
Start independently by publishing an Agent and reopening its durable Session. Talk with us when control, data, credentials, models, Workers, or Sandboxes must stay inside a dedicated boundary.