Build, operate, supervise, and version enterprise agents.
Production integration—provisioned with the platform.
Aevah provides production APIs, SDKs, events, webhooks, MCP, and governed agent integration. Access, documentation, credentials, schemas, and connection details are tenant-specific capabilities supplied with the applicable software license.
Claude, ChatGPT, and customer agents call Aevah over MCP.
Same identity. Same rules.
- 01Identity
- 02Permission
- 03Operating DNA
- 04Tool or action
- 05Versioned audit
An agent never receives more authority than the person who initiated it.
Production capabilities
One governed integration surface. Licensed by customer environment.
These capabilities are in production. The public site describes what the platform supports without exposing implementation contracts, customer endpoints, schemas, credentials, or tenant configuration.
REST API
ProductionProduction access to governed entities, definitions, sources, workflows, agents, decisions, and evidence within the licensed customer environment.
GraphQL
ProductionProduction GraphQL capabilities provisioned according to the customer’s licensed scope, data domains, and authorization model.
Events
ProductionProduction event capabilities for approved operating signals, state changes, workflows, and evidence inside the customer environment.
Webhooks
ProductionProduction webhook delivery with tenant-specific registration, signing, policy, retry, and observability controls.
MCP
ProductionAevah publishes versioned, permission-scoped tools that enterprise agents discover and call over MCP. Connection details are supplied within the authorized enterprise environment.
WebMCP
ProductionProduction browser-agent surfaces expose only the tools permitted for the licensed environment, authenticated user, and operating context.
SDKs
ProductionSupported SDKs and implementation guidance are supplied to licensed customers for the capabilities enabled in their environment.
What an authorized team receives
Tenant-specific documentation, enabled schemas, connection details, credentials, scopes, examples, compatibility guidance, and support aligned to the licensed Aevah environment.
What remains inside the environment
API specifications, SDK packages, endpoint discovery, authentication configuration, tool catalogs, rate limits, event contracts, and customer implementation details are not published publicly.
Designed for enterprise control
Access follows the customer’s identity, tenant, role, data domain, purpose, policy, and licensed capability. A production capability is not the same as an anonymous public endpoint.