Enterprises spec their agent fleet subsystem by subsystem. Your tech becomes an option.

Every Karta deployment chooses its subsystems: harness, model and inference, cloud and compute, keys and encryption, secrets, network, observability, audit. Each choice is either Karta-managed or bring-your-own. Integrating makes your technology one of the options an enterprise can pick, with demand and consumption routed to you.

Each subsystem has a defined contract, and we integrate at the engineering level.

Harnesses join a curated registry with version pinning and readiness gates. Model providers connect through declared API formats, including OpenAI-compatible endpoints. Observability backends receive standard OpenTelemetry GenAI traces. Audit sinks consume a documented export. Integrations are built against these contracts, not one-off glue.

A partnership is three things: a named engineering contact on each side, an integration built and verified against the contract, and a joint announcement when it ships. No program tiers, no fees.

Mechanical, published, and never pay-to-play.

Certification is what our readiness checks attest: a harness version or model route is exercised against the live platform, and its status is published. The certified matrix shows this today for every supported harness version. The criteria are public, results come from runs rather than agreements, and a partner cannot buy a green cell.

No. Karta does not build what you build.

Karta does not train models, build harnesses, operate a public cloud, or sell an observability backend. Karta runs the durable computer under the agent and operates the fleet. Every subsystem slot is open to all comers on the same contract, with no exclusivity on any axis. Your layer stays yours; Karta makes it consumable by enterprises that would otherwise have to assemble the whole stack themselves.

Tell us which subsystem you build for.

Write to us with what you build and the integration you have in mind: a harness, a model or inference platform, compute or cloud, keys, secrets, or network, or observability or audit. An engineer answers.