Define
Turn intent into a workflow people can inspect.
Start in natural language, a visual graph, code, or YAML. Add branches, budgets, policies, and approval gates without losing fidelity between views.
How it works
Latchbox turns a goal into a durable remote workflow, keeps people in control while it runs, and preserves the evidence needed to review the result.
The sequence
Technical detail appears as the workflow moves from definition to proof.
Turn intent into a workflow people can inspect.
Start in natural language, a visual graph, code, or YAML. Add branches, budgets, policies, and approval gates without losing fidelity between views.
Attach the agents, tools, data, and people needed for the job.
Connect repositories, APIs, MCP servers, browsers, models, data systems, and external runtimes with explicit inputs and permissions.
Execute in remote, isolated environments.
Latchbox prepares the environment, issues short-lived credentials, checkpoints state, and keeps the workflow durable when a worker fails.
Stay in control without watching every action.
See every active step, message, tool call, diff, cost, retry, and blocked decision. Pause, approve, reject, replay, or redirect work at the right boundary.
Verify the result from one proof record.
Review inputs, workflow version, outputs, tests, approvals, costs, and changes. Keep the evidence with the run, not inside an expired sandbox.
A run in motion
Select a node to see how a current step fits inside a controlled run.
Plan → Implement ↔ QA → Pull Request
Planner A turns the goal, constraints, and checks into a versioned plan.
The end is inspectable
The proof record connects what went in, what happened, who approved it, what changed, and what came out.
Early access
Tell us what you want to run. We will keep you informed as early access opens.