Synthesize workflows
Manage the full agent development lifecycle on any framework.
Secure any AI deployment without bottlenecks
With Guild, you can easily fortify all your critical agents in a single runtime. You build your agents—we take care of the plumbing.
Accelerate innovation
Govern your existing workflows without refactoring, so your engineers can build how they build.
Reduce engineering hours
Eliminate waste and optimize resources by making every agent discoverable.
Govern faster with thoughtful automation
Spend less time provisioning with reusable credentials, integrations, and guardrails to secure agents faster.
Work how you work with Guild’s CLI
Integrate the CLI to access Guild wherever you work to run, govern, and monitor your agents.
Make every agent discoverable
Don’t pay for what you can build. Moderate and publish all your skills and agents to an internal catalog to make production-ready tools discoverable for everyone—or connect and fork any agent from our library in minutes.
Onboard your engineers faster
Get every engineer to value quickly with rapid deployments that integrate seamlessly with existing workflows.
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The only platform with no opinion on how you build
Guild isn’t just extensible, it’s neutral by design. Connect everything your team runs on—from model to data source. No migrations required.
Models
Guild keeps you flexible, so agents aren’t tied to a single model vendor or setup.
See all modelsFrequently asked questions
Guild is a framework-neutral control plane that runs, monitors, and governs AI agents in production. It handles credentials, permissions, observability, and audit, so engineers build the agent instead of the plumbing and engineering leaders get one place to see every agent their teams ship.
No. Guild is framework-neutral: it runs and governs agents built with LangChain, CrewAI, Mastra, custom code, or anything else. Frameworks build agents; Guild operates the agents they produce in production.
No. Engineers use the Guild CLI from their existing terminal to deploy, monitor, and manage agents, and Guild integrates with the tools teams already run. There is no IDE change, no CI/CD rebuild, and no new agent DSL to learn.
Yes. Teams publish agents and skills to their organization's internal catalog, and engineers browse, fork, and adapt them, alongside production-ready open-source agents from Agent Hub. Reuse replaces rebuilding the same agent in every team.
In hours, not weeks. New engineers get immediate access to approved agents, credentials, tools, and integrations inside their existing workflow, and reusable templates and production-ready deployments mean there is no wait on a platform team to provision infrastructure.