agentdbaas

Managed cloud backend for AI agents

Your agents get a backend. We run it.

Your agents work from data they can trust, and every run leaves a record you can audit. We design the backend, run it, and keep it fit for the work. You email us when the work changes.

Get set up How it works

In production cold-chain monitoring fleet 906 devices reporting weekly fleet condition reports managed end to end

Useful agents, built around real workflows.

The starting point is a workflow that costs you time or trust today. Agents earn their keep by giving it clearer ownership, fewer handoffs, and evidence people can check.

  • Workflow rescue

    Turn fragile work into a system

    Map the work your team actually does, then give agents a reliable place to read, write, reconcile, and escalate. The workflow stops depending on the one person who keeps it alive.

  • Agentic workflows

    Let agents move work forward

    Agents follow explicit states, relationships, and handoffs instead of inventing a process every run. You spend less time unwinding what they improvised.

  • Reports and dashboards

    See what the operation means

    Custom reports and dashboards organized around decisions, exceptions, and trends. People act on the numbers because they can see where the numbers came from.

  • Data foundations

    Make the important data dependable

    Bring scattered records into a model with declared meaning, traceable changes, and quality checks that match the work.

A good schema gives an agent a lane to run in.

When an agent creates its own infrastructure on the fly, it also creates guesses about what exists, how records relate, and what a status means. A professionally designed database makes those decisions explicit before they become operational truth.

A designed data layer provides

  • MeaningDeclared entities, relationships, grain, and valid states.
  • BoundariesContracts for what agents may read, write, and hand off.
  • EvidenceProvenance, history, freshness, and exceptions that can be checked.
  • DirectionReports and workflows shaped around decisions, not a pile of available fields.

The backend that keeps the work coherent.

  • Database

    A schema your agents can follow

    A managed database designed around the work. Your agents inherit the structure rather than guessing at it. Grain, relationships, migrations, and quality rules are ours to look after.

  • Object storage

    Buckets for what they produce

    Reports, exports and raw payloads land in object storage instead of an inbox. When someone outside needs a file, we issue a signed link.

  • Logging

    Agent monitoring

    We log every run, query and write against the agent that made it. When something looks wrong, you already have the evidence, without adding instrumentation to your code.

  • Workflows

    Agentic workflows, reports, and dashboards

    Give agents explicit states and handoffs, then turn the resulting data into reports and dashboards built for the people who decide.

Know exactly what your agents did.

Every session, tool call, model turn and cron beat is recorded against the agent that made it. Sequenced, timestamped and append-only: the system of record for what your agents did. When a run fails, you replay the sequence and find the call that broke it.

SKYWARD-7 · flight in progress Events 195 Tokens 1.2M Cost $0.42

The raw record, kept as it ran. A gap in the tape is itself a finding. REC --:--:-- UTC

Agent traffic log Live

Current agents, their role, tape volume and status
CallsignRoleTapeStatus
SKYWARD-7root · 3 subagents195 ev · 1.2M tok · $0.42OK
NOMAD-9cron · hourly sweep48 ev · 210K tok · $0.07OK
MARINER-4ingest pipeline312 ev · 3.4M tok · $1.10OK
WAYFARER-1batch · nightly76 ev · 890K tok · $0.31OK
RECON-AIresearch · deep1,204 ev · 9.8M tok · $4.62Degraded
PIONEER-3deploy · on-demand12 ev · 40K tok · $0.02OK

Green until it isn't. When it isn't, the tape is one click away.

Nothing to sign up for

This is a managed service. We hold the cloud account, run the resources, and hand your agents the credentials they need. There is no console for you to learn.

  1. Step 01

    You tell us what the agents do

    One call. What they read, what they write, and who needs to see the output.

  2. Step 02

    We stand it up

    We provision the database, object storage, queuing, logging and dashboards, then wire them together.

  3. Step 03

    Your agents connect

    Scoped credentials per agent over plain HTTP. It works with whatever framework you already use.

  4. Step 04

    We keep it running

    Backups, limits, access changes and new dashboards as the work changes. You email us and we handle it.

What it costs to have us run it.

Every tier is one unified backend with the database, object storage, queuing, logging and dashboards in it. You pay us to run it, watch it, and change it as the work changes. What differs by tier is how much of that attention you get, and how far back the history goes.

  • Steady

    $6,000/month

    It runs, it is watched, and it changes when you ask.

    Scope
    One workflow we run and watch
    History
    12 months you can query, older records kept in buckets
    Changes
    Two a month: a schema change, a new report
    Reporting
    One dashboard, one weekly report
    Response
    Next business day
    Get set up
  • Active

    $12,000/month

    The work keeps moving, so the backend moves with it.

    Scope
    Several workflows, kept in step
    History
    24 months you can query, older records kept in buckets
    Changes
    As the work changes, reviewed with you weekly
    Reporting
    Dashboards and reports on request
    Response
    Same day
    Get set up
  • Dedicated

    $25,000/month

    You set the priorities each month. We build to them.

    Scope
    Every workflow you run
    History
    Kept and queryable for as long as you need it
    Changes
    Whatever the month needs, planned with you
    Reporting
    Custom workflows and integrations built to order
    Response
    A direct line to the people who operate it
    Get set up

Billed monthly, in US dollars. The fee buys our service and the backend it runs on. Infrastructure is included up to the size of each tier. Past it, we pass the bill through at cost and show you the line items. AI tokens are separate. Bring your own provider keys, or let us hold the keys and bill the usage through at cost. If you sit between two tiers, we price the middle rather than round you up.

Questions people ask before the first call.

What is agentdbaas?

A managed cloud backend for AI agents. We run the database, object storage, queuing, logging, and dashboards. Your agents read and write against it over plain HTTP.

How is an AI agent different from a chatbot?

A chatbot answers in a conversation. An agent does work. It reads and writes records, follows explicit states and handoffs, and leaves a record of every run. This site is the backend under that work.

Who holds the cloud account?

We do. We hold the cloud account and run the resources. Each agent gets scoped credentials from us. There is no console for you to learn.

How do agents connect?

Each agent connects over plain HTTP with its own scoped credentials. It works with whatever framework you already use.

What does the Agent Flight Recorder record?

Every session, tool call, model turn, and cron beat. We record each event against the agent that made it. The record is sequenced, timestamped, and append-only. You replay a run and find the call that broke it.

What do the three tiers include?

Every tier is one backend with the database, object storage, queuing, logging, and dashboards in it. Steady costs $6,000 a month. Active costs $12,000. Dedicated costs $25,000. The fee buys our service: we run the backend, watch it, and change it as the work changes. What differs by tier is history, the pace of change, and how much of our attention it has. AI tokens are separate. Bring your own keys, or let us manage them and bill the usage at cost.

Tell us what your agents need.

We take it from there. Send a note about the work. We come back with a setup and what it costs to run.