i’ve been deep in the agent rabbit hole lately.

there’s a shift happening — away from scripts and prompts and into agents.
not tools, not wrappers. actual agents.
they hold memory, they make decisions, they adapt.
they exist.

but here’s the thing — none of today’s infra was built for them.
you try to duct tape gpus, queues, memory, vector stores, and scheduler logic together and call it a day.
you end up with a mess. and no way to scale it cleanly.

so i built cortex.

agents infrastructure as a service.

but not another platform to learn.
it’s built right into canopy.

same ui. same simplicity. no devops. no containers to manage. no yaml to write.
you can create, deploy, monitor, and scale agents directly from the web interface.

how it works

• click to create a new agent
• choose how it runs — http, websocket, pub/sub, or cron
• pick a model — use one of ours or plug in your own
• connect memory — vector, kv, persistent storage
• set its goals, give it a name
• hit deploy

that’s it.

everything else is handled:
lifecycle, gpu access, persistent state, logs, health checks, horizontal scaling, isolation.
it all just works.

canopy is becoming something insane.
it started with no-hassle app deployments.
now it’s shaping into a full platform for modern workloads — apis, apps, and soon, autonomous agents.

no git push. no infra files.
just build what matters, and ship it.

cortex is coming.
and with it, the easiest way to deploy intelligent agents at scale.

this is the future.
we’re just building it first.