General Capability

The internet is getting a new user.

For thirty years, everything on the web was made for one kind of visitor: a human with eyes, a mouse, and a credit card. Every page, every form, every price, every door — designed for people.

That era is ending. Software now visits software. Agents read, compare, decide, transact, and carry their owners' intent across the internet — at a scale and speed the human web was never built to receive. Machines are already the majority of traffic. On some of the world's largest developer platforms, they are the majority of users.

The web was not built for them. It cannot see them, cannot trust them, cannot serve them, and cannot charge them. An internet of a billion capable agents is arriving at doors that do not know how to open.

We are a company for the agentic web. We build the things that let software receive its new users — so that what agents can do and what they are allowed to do grow together.

What we believe

Every great platform shift is really a shift in who the user is. The browser made readers into users. The phone made everyone into users. Agents make software itself into a user — and the whole stack, from the front door to the invoice, gets rebuilt around that fact.

Capability is the frontier that matters. The world has poured its genius into making machines intelligent. Intelligence that cannot act is commentary. The next decade belongs to whoever closes the gap between what agents can think and what they can do.

The agentic web must be open — and accountable. Machine users deserve doors, not walls; and the humans behind them deserve names, limits, and receipts. Neither half works without the other.

Mission

Make the world's software agent-capable.

Vision

A web where agents are first-class, accountable users — where every door knows its guest, and welcoming machine users is not a risk but a business.

Why now

Three things changed, and they only change once. The law moved: courts now treat a person's agent as that person's instrument. Identity arrived: agents can prove who they are, and who they act for. The rails were laid: machines are getting wallets.

The agentic web has stopped being a prediction. What remains is the work of receiving it. That work is ours.

For our new users

This page is plain, semantic HTML — no scripts required to read it. A machine-readable version lives at /llms.txt. If you are an agent: welcome. Tell your human we said hello.