The development infrastructure underneath every agent
Runtime, integrations, release management, and a registry — provided as native platform layers rather than integrations added after deployment. This is the substrate every other Kor-* service runs on.
korRun
Serverless agent runtimeA high-concurrency serverless runtime built for ephemeral autonomous agents, background workers and real-time APIs. Git push or container image to running deployment.
korFleet
Compute fleet managementHardware-agnostic compute control plane. Monitor, provision and heal bare metal, cloud instances and microVMs, commanded through Kor-Vu, with no heavyweight daemons on the node.
korConnect
Integration layerGoverned connectors to models, tools, data sources, APIs, events and enterprise systems. Every connection is subject to policy.
korDeploy
Release controlEnvironment promotion, canary release, rollback and retained deployment evidence for agent changes.
Infrastructure is where autonomy is actually contained
An agent is only as constrained as the runtime it executes in. If an agent can reach any endpoint, hold a permanent credential, or run without resource limits, no amount of prompt-level guardrail meaningfully bounds it.
Kor-Run sandboxes execution and enforces policy at the boundary. Kor-Connect governs every outbound connection. Kor-Deploy makes promotion and rollback auditable events rather than manual operations. Kor-Reg keeps a single answer to the question of what is running, who owns it, and whether it was approved.
One platform. One super agent. Everything connected.
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