Built it yourself
3–6 months of agent plumbing: orchestration, memory, tool calling, retries, observability. Your product waits while your team rebuilds infrastructure.
Open infrastructure for AI agents
Build, connect, and run AI agents with multi-agent orchestration, MCP tools, grounded knowledge, and persistent memory — on your infrastructure or ours. One Go binary, your models, your data. Your coding agent can install it over MCP in minutes.
Live demo: your coding agent installs SyntheticBrew over MCP, then the agent answers with real tool calls. Hover to pause.
The production gap
An AI agent demo takes a day. The runtime behind it — sessions, memory, tool execution, recovery, audit — takes months. SyntheticBrew ships that runtime as one system your team can inspect and operate.
3–6 months of agent plumbing: orchestration, memory, tool calling, retries, observability. Your product waits while your team rebuilds infrastructure.
$500–2,000/mo with per-token markup that scales with usage. Your product and customer data leave your environment, and the runtime belongs to someone else.
A library, not a product. No REST API, no admin UI, no session persistence. You are still building the runtime — and every upgrade risks breaking changes.
AI agent builder
The AI builder turns a plain-language brief into agents, tools, memory, and flows. The visual canvas keeps the result understandable and editable before you ship it.
Platform features
Use the complete runtime or start with the capability blocking your team today. Each feature shares one API, one operational model, and one deployment choice.
Describe the outcome in plain English. SyntheticBrew proposes agents, tools, flows, gates, and memory—then lets your team inspect and refine every part in a visual canvas.
Build teams of specialized agents that delegate work, use narrowly scoped tools, pass results through gates, and stream their progress to your product.
Register MCP servers, assign tools to the right agents, forward the user’s auth context, and execute every call on the server—without turning your frontend into an orchestrator.
Let agents remember customers, decisions, and working context across sessions while keeping memory isolated by schema and stored in your PostgreSQL deployment.
Upload your documents, isolate knowledge per schema, and let agents retrieve evidence automatically while reasoning and using tools.
Declare categories, attributes, and relationships as a typed domain model. SyntheticBrew generates MCP tools that let agents retrieve exact records instead of guessing identifiers.
Follow reasoning, sub-agent delegation, tool calls, results, errors, and completion in real time—then retain an operational record for debugging and review.
Treat every tool call as a privileged operation. Scope access per agent, forward the user’s identity to your backend, and require confirmation before consequential actions.
Keep your frontend and domain APIs. Add SyntheticBrew as a headless agent runtime through standard HTTP and structured server-sent events.
Deploy the complete agent runtime with your own PostgreSQL, model keys, network controls, and operational stack—without rebuilding orchestration, memory, or tool execution.
MCP integration
SyntheticBrew executes MCP tools server-side, forwards the authenticated user and organization context, and pauses before configured destructive actions.
A thin integration surface
Your frontend sends one message. The runtime reasons, delegates, calls tools, waits for confirmation when required, persists the session, and streams typed events back. No client-side tool executor is required.
// Your product sends one request data: {"type":"agent_spawn","agent":"account-agent"} data: {"type":"tool_call","tool":"account.lookup"} data: {"type":"tool_result","status":"completed"} data: {"type":"message_delta","content":"I found…"} data: {"type":"done","session_id":"sess_abc"}
Solutions
These are the patterns we document in depth, but the runtime is domain-agnostic: if the workflow lives behind an API, an agent can work it — grounded and permission-aware.
Comparing tools? See how SyntheticBrew stacks up against Dify, LangChain, n8n, and the other approaches — or learn how to build an AI agent from scratch.
Real named deployment
SyntheticBrew is the agent engine behind Kilo’s permission-scoped device questions, rule and alarm workflows, confirmation before consequential actions, and result verification after writes.
One engine, three paths
The same production runtime is available as Cloud, an open-source self-hosted deployment, or a hands-on implementation delivered into your product.
Register and start building without operating the platform yourself. Free tier with 100 monthly active users, unlimited messages, bring your model keys — no token markup.
Run Community Edition with your infrastructure, PostgreSQL, model keys, and network controls. Free forever, no runtime meter — install with Docker or let your coding agent do it over MCP.
Book directly into Tim’s Calendly and scope a production implementation delivered to a measured acceptance bar.
Build with your model, your tools, and your deployment choice—without asking your product team to recreate agent infrastructure.