Sentinel is where the brain lives. Private cloud, one instance per organisation, on hardware you control. And on top of it, the workspace where your team and your agents work in the same thread.
Each agent is a member of the workspace, with an area, a scope and permissions. You message it directly or invite it into a conversation, and it works alongside people in the same thread, seeing the same context.
No separate portal. The agent lives where your team already talks, so there is no new tool to train on and no dashboard nobody opens.
Every agent has written limits: what it does on its own, what needs sign-off, and how much money it can commit. Nothing executes outside that.
We learned this the hard way. Agents get invited into a conversation like a colleague. You do not drop twenty of them in to listen to everything. Topology matters more than it looks.
A regulated operation, a product that is just getting started, or a tool built for one team all share a problem: too small to justify a large cloud, too sensitive to live on someone else’s.
The code is never forked and the data is never mixed. Each client runs its own instance on the same core.
For regulated operations the infrastructure can live physically on your premises. That is the difference between being able to do it and not.
This is not an infrastructure demo. Sentinel carries every account we operate today, across Mexico and Colombia.