Run AI agents securely.

AI agent orchestration on WebAssembly.

AI agents are powerful.
We make them safe.

credential leaks

Agents with tool access need API keys. A prompt injection or misbehaving agent can exfiltrate secrets and make unauthorized calls.

lost context on crash

Multi-turn agentic loops are long-running and fragile. A crash mid-loop loses all context, wastes tokens, and leaves inconsistent state.

idle resource waste

Agents sleeping between steps — waiting for approvals or scheduling future actions — hold processes and resources open for the entire duration.

tenant cross-contamination

Running agents for different customers on shared runtimes creates data leaks most workflow engines don't address.

How Runtara solves it

WASM-sandboxed agents

Workflows compile to WebAssembly and run in wasmtime. No filesystem, no raw network, no credential access. The sandbox enforces what agents can and cannot do.

credential isolation

API keys live in the connection service. A host proxy injects them at request time. Even a compromised agent cannot exfiltrate secrets.

crash-proof agentic loops

Every tool call is checkpointed. Crashes resume from the last step with full conversation history intact. No repeated API calls, no wasted tokens.

compiled, not interpreted

JSON workflows compile to WASM modules — immutable, versioned artifacts. Zero interpreter overhead, smaller attack surface than scripted engines.

tenant isolation

Each customer gets a fully isolated environment — own database, credentials, and runtime. No shared state, no cross-tenant risks.

durable sleep

Agents waiting for approvals or external events release all resources. The engine wakes them automatically when it's time — hours or days later.

Define agent workflows as data

JSON DSL compiles to sandboxed WASM. Tools are graph edges. Credentials stay server-side.

support-agent.json
{
  "name": "support-agent",
  "steps": [
    {
      "id": "triage",
      "type": "AiAgent",
      "connection": "conn_openai_gpt4o",
      "systemPrompt": "Triage tickets. Look up customers and issue refunds.",
      "maxIterations": 10
    },
    {
      "id": "lookup_customer",
      "type": "Http",
      "connection": "conn_crm",
      "url": "/customers/:id"
    },
    {
      "id": "issue_refund",
      "type": "Http",
      "connection": "conn_stripe",
      "method": "POST",
      "url": "/v1/refunds"
    }
  ],
  "edges": [
    { "from": "triage", "to": "lookup_customer", "label": "lookup_customer" },
    { "from": "triage", "to": "issue_refund", "label": "issue_refund" }
  ]
}

How it works

1

define

Write agent workflows as JSON DSL with steps, tools, and connections.

2

compile

Build to a standalone WASM module — immutable, versioned, reproducible.

3

sandbox

Run in wasmtime. No filesystem, no raw network. All I/O mediated by the host.

4

execute

AI agent calls tools via host proxy. Credentials injected at request time, invisible to agent code.

5

checkpoint

After each tool call: conversation history, tool results, and iteration count saved to database.

6

recover

Crash at any point? Relaunch from last checkpoint. No lost context, no repeated calls.

How Runtara compares

Runtara LangGraph CrewAI Temporal + LLM
Agent isolation WASM sandbox (enforced) Optional (Pyodide) Docker (optional) Process-level
Credential security Proxy injection Manual Manual Manual
Crash recovery Per-tool checkpoint Optional checkpoint Task replay Event sourcing
Tenant isolation Dedicated env Application-level Enterprise only Namespaces
Runtime Compiled WASM Python / JS/TS Python Multi-language

Built for real workloads

autonomous support agents

LLM triages tickets, looks up customer data, takes actions. Checkpoints after each step. Survives deploys without losing conversation state.

approval workflows with AI

AI analyzes a request, produces a recommendation, sleeps until human approval — days later, resumes from checkpoint and executes the decision.

secure third-party AI

Run customer-provided AI logic in WASM sandboxes within dedicated per-customer environments. No access to other tenants' data or credentials.

multi-agent collaboration

Chain AI agent steps — one analyzes, one plans, one executes — each with different LLM providers and tool sets, all checkpointed independently.

Ready to run AI agents securely?

Open-source. Self-hosted or cloud. Written in Rust.