Self-hosted agent platform

Agent workflows with operational boundaries

Run agent-enabled workflows in a self-hosted platform where tools, policies, gateway access, and traces are managed by administrators.

Agent workflows become useful in operations only when they are governed. Teams need boundaries for what agents can use, which tools can execute, and how runtime behavior is reviewed.

Dekaplane positions agents inside the control plane instead of leaving them as disconnected scripts or unmanaged bots.

The operational agent problem

Uncontrolled agents can create risk: unclear tool access, missing traces, inconsistent model routes, and no shared administrative view. A self-hosted agent platform gives operators a stronger foundation.

  • Bound tool execution
  • Visible workflow runs
  • Admin-selected model routes
  • Clear separation between portal access and local runtime access

Dekaplane's agent model

Dekaplane connects agent workflows to the same control-plane configuration used for ChatOps, tools, MCP integrations, and gateway routing. The result is a platform surface operators can reason about.

  • Configure tools before use
  • Coordinate ChatOps and agent workflows
  • Track execution state and trace events
  • Use the AI Gateway for model access

Designed for self-hosted evaluation

The current package is intentionally focused: one self-hosted tenant, local login, release download, license file, and documentation aligned to the available release.

  • Free single-tenant package
  • Linux x64 deployment target
  • Docker-based install flow
  • Customer portal for release materials

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Current release

Start with the free self-hosted package

Dekaplane is currently available as a Free single-tenant self-hosted release with portal-based downloads, license materials, and installation guidance.