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The Builder Platform turns a plain-language description into a working app.
You describe the tool your business needs and the Builder Platform builds the app, the agents, and the database for that workflow, with governance and evaluation included. You never assemble the infrastructure yourself.
See it build
A description becomes a working app.
The Builder Platform turns a plain-language description into a native React app with role-based access control, secure data integration, and AI agents wired in, all hosted in your Private Cloud.
What you build with
Every building block you need to build.
Every app you describe is assembled from the same building blocks. You can set each one yourself or let the Builder Platform configure it, and every block is governed and logged the same way.
An alternative to the cloud console
You describe the outcome instead of assembling the parts.
A cloud console gives you raw building blocks and leaves the assembly, and the governance, to you. The Builder Platform works the other way around.
Autessa Sandbox
See it work before you launch.
Every tool you build runs in the Autessa Sandbox first. The sandbox generates personas, synthetic data, and long-form conversations, evaluates every run, and shows you the edge cases and the return on investment before a single real user touches it.
Personas
The sandbox generates realistic personas for the people your tool will serve, from a patient member to an impatient vendor.
Synthetic data and conversations
It creates synthetic records and long-form conversations that exercise the tool the way real usage will, not just a handful of happy paths.
Edge cases surfaced
Automatic evaluation scores every run, so the places where the tool hesitates, guesses, or breaks a policy show up before a real person hits them.
ROI before launch
You see the time and cost the tool would save, computed from the sandbox runs against your own volumes, so you can decide to launch with evidence.
Sandbox runs use the same evaluation and audit trail as production, so the results carry over when you launch.
Autessa CLI · Headless Autessa
Everything the Builder Platform does, you can also do from the terminal.
The Autessa CLI is the headless way to use Autessa. Developers, pipelines, and other AI tools get the same build, run, and govern commands as the visual builder, with the same policies and audit trail applied to every call.
Build and deploy from the terminal
The same describe-and-build flow as the visual builder, driven from a shell or a script.
Run agents and workflows from CI
Trigger agents, run evaluations, and manage deployments from your pipelines and automation.
Manage tenants, keys, and data
Administer deployments, encryption keys, exports, and audit logs programmatically.
Call Autessa from other tools
Other developer tools and AI assistants can drive Autessa headlessly through the same commands.
Every CLI action is governed and logged exactly like an action taken in the visual builder.
Reach the result anywhere
People use the finished tool where they already work.
A tool you build on the Builder Platform shows up in the interfaces your team already uses, so there is no new app to learn.
Your app runs on the AI Native Runtime.
AI agents, agent evaluation, a unified database, and a full audit trail, all managed for you.
The Marketplace
You can publish what you build, and use what others have built.
What you build does not have to stay yours alone. The Autessa Marketplace is a curated set of tested and approved apps that come with your license and run inside your Private Cloud, from customer service to meeting recording to e-signatures.
Bring a workflow and we will build the tool for it.
Tell us what is stuck. We will show you what it looks like as a governed tool shaped to your workflow.
FAQ
Questions about the Builder Platform
What is the Builder Platform?+
Autessa is AI infrastructure for the enterprise: one platform to build AI agents and apps, run them in production, and keep data and models in your control. The Builder Platform is the part of Autessa you work in to create those tools. Rather than provisioning compute, databases, models, and pipelines in a cloud console and wiring them together, you describe the tool you need in plain language and Autessa configures the infrastructure for it.
How is this different from AWS, Azure, or GCP consoles?+
A cloud console hands you raw building blocks and leaves the assembly, and the governance, to you. The Builder Platform works the other way around: you state the outcome, and Autessa generates the model, database, agents, and app as one system, with governance, evaluation, and an audit trail built in rather than added later.
Is this no-code? Can non-technical people use it?+
Yes. You describe what you want in natural language and Autessa builds it, then deploys native React apps your team uses directly. Ongoing changes are made the same way, in plain English, with no tickets and no waiting on engineers.
How does Autessa connect to systems that have no API?+
Through screen automation for legacy software, which understands and interacts with on-screen interfaces the way a person would. Even software that only exposes a screen can be automated. Where clean APIs exist, Autessa uses prebuilt connectors instead, and built-in scripting covers anything that falls outside both.
What happens to a tool after it is built? Does it go stale?+
Apps built on Autessa stay current. Agents monitor performance, flag drift, and propose changes you approve, and you make your own changes in plain English as your needs evolve. That is designed to prevent the slow drift that makes most internal AI tools stop working after a few months.
Is there a way to use Autessa without the visual builder?+
Yes. The Autessa CLI, sometimes called Headless Autessa, lets developers build and deploy apps from the terminal, run agents and evaluations from CI pipelines, manage tenants, keys, and data programmatically, and let other tools or AI assistants drive Autessa. Every command runs under the same policies and audit trail as the visual builder.
How do we know a tool works before we launch it?+
Every tool runs in the Autessa Sandbox first. The sandbox generates personas, synthetic data, and long-form conversations, then evaluates every run so edge cases surface before a real person hits them. It also computes the projected time and cost savings from those runs against your own volumes, so you launch with evidence rather than a guess.
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