Scope
We pick one repeatable workflow with the highest manual load and define its output contract.
- Process map
- Decision contract
- One-page scope
DEPLOY30-Day Program
Deploy your first agent in 30 days.
One scoped workflow, instrumented and validated, handed to your team with the same control plane we run. You approve every step before it moves into production.
Not a pilot deck, not a sandbox demo — a signed process running against your systems, measured in uptime, latency, and throughput.
Instrument
The process becomes a signed step graph with guardrails at every point of failure.
- Deterministic step graph
- Output validation
- Human-handoff rules
Validate
We run the pipeline on your data, block out-of-contract results, and record every attempt.
- Dry-run execution
- Error and queue review
- Approval checkpoint
Deploy
Your team gets the same control plane we run, with live telemetry and a clear escalation path.
- Production cutover
- Shared control plane
- 30-day operating window
FAQAnswers
Frequently asked
What does Opsyl do?
Opsyl is the operating layer for agentic infrastructure. We deploy, run, and measure the workflows that handle your repeatable operations — ingest, decide, validate, act, record — and we hand you the same control plane we monitor.
How is this different from no-code workflow tools?
No-code tools give you a canvas and leave you to run it. Opsyl ships a defined step graph with guardrails and telemetry from day one. Every output is validated against a contract before it touches a system of record, and failures block and route to a human instead of leaking.
What kinds of agents do you operate?
An agent here is a scoped, guarded pipeline — not an open-ended chat assistant. Each one is bound to a defined process — data routing, reconciliation, validation, status handoffs — with a validation gate and full audit trail at every step.
How do you measure success?
Against an operating envelope we publish and report on: ≥99.9% uptime, <400 ms median latency, and <0.5% error rate on validated runs. The numbers roll over a 30-day window. Blocked runs count as failures — nothing is excluded. Latency is end-to-end on the machine path, and guardrail-route runs are reported separately with their queue time. You see the same SLO telemetry we do.
How do we get started?
We scope your highest-friction workflow, run the FTE comparison, and deploy your first agent in 30 days. We send a one-page scope with cost before anything runs. You approve every step before it runs in production. Email [email protected] to start.