Axis is the control plane for production AI agents — orchestration, evals, guardrails and observability in one runtime, so you can ship agentic features without shipping the incidents that come with them.
npm install @axis/sdk — no credit card requiredAxis sits underneath your agent code, handling the parts that turn a working demo into something you can put your name on.
Compose multi-step agent workflows with typed handoffs, retries and parallel tool calls — no bespoke state machine required.
Run every model or prompt change against a versioned suite of real transcripts before it reaches production traffic.
Enforce input/output policies, PII redaction and tool-call allowlists at the runtime level, not scattered across prompts.
Full trace of every reasoning step, tool call and token — searchable, and attached to the support ticket it caused.
Set spend, rate and scope limits per agent so autonomy has a ceiling your on-call engineer already agreed to.
Native connectors for the model providers, vector stores and internal tools your stack already runs on.
The SDK wraps your existing agent code — LangChain, a custom loop, or raw API calls — without a rewrite.
import { Axis } from '@axis/sdk';
// wrap your existing agent — no rewrite required
const runtime = new Axis({ project: 'support-triage' });
const agent = runtime.wrap(supportAgent, {
evals: 'triage-suite-v3',
guardrails: ['pii-redact', 'tool-allowlist'],
});
const result = await agent.run(ticket);
Every plan includes the full runtime — evals, guardrails and tracing aren’t a higher tier.
For solo builders and early prototypes.
For teams shipping agents to production.
For organizations with compliance requirements.
We had three separate retry loops fighting each other before Axis. Now it’s one runtime and one place to look when something’s wrong.
The eval suite caught a regression from a model upgrade two days before it would have shipped. That alone paid for a year of the contract.
Guardrails let us say yes to an agent-facing feature we’d been stalling on for months because nobody wanted to own the blast radius.
Set up your first traced, guardrailed agent in under fifteen minutes.