The code arrives.
The context doesn’t.
CTOsphere is agentic infrastructure tooling for teams building with agents — an open-source orchestration core with proprietary knowledge, control, and observability layers around it.
The open-source core is coming soon — ask us for early access in the meantime.
Deployed with you, not shipped at you. Every engagement is hands-on implementation by the people who built it.
Agent output scales.
Review does not.
What breaks first isn’t the code. It’s your ability to reproduce a run, recover the reasoning behind it, and operate more than one of them at a time.
- A run passes once and fails the next time, and nobody can reproduce the sequence that produced it.
- Six months on, nobody remembers why the service was split that way — including the person who split it.
- Ten agents work concurrently and you find out they collided at review, not at plan time.
Four planes, one operating model
Open-source orchestration at the core, proprietary tooling around it. Adopt any plane on its own.
EXECUTION PLANE
Agent orchestration
Open source — coming soon
A deterministic runtime for concurrent agent work. Declarative pipelines, reproducible runs, and an execution trace you can audit line by line. Deployed with you today; open source to follow.
KNOWLEDGE PLANE
Decision context
Proprietary
Standards, policies, and architectural decisions kept as versioned records beside the code — scored against what actually happened, and served to agents at plan time so they read your reasoning instead of guessing at it.
CONTROL PLANE
Fleet configuration
Proprietary
One authoritative registry, reproducible per-instance config rendering, and pull-based delivery to runners that accept no inbound connections. GitOps for agent fleets.
OBSERVABILITY PLANE
Observability as code
Proprietary
Dashboards and alert rules as versioned artifacts, checked against a canonical metric taxonomy — so a metric rename is a two-repo change by construction, not a discovery during an incident.
Open core
the orchestration core will be free and open source
MCP
native — agents read your standards and decisions
Pull only
runners accept no inbound connections
Repeatable
generated config renders the same way every time
Implementation, not a download link
The tooling is the easy part. Making an organization agent-ready is the work. We do that with you, hands on, in your repositories and your infrastructure.
01
Readiness assessment
We look at how your teams actually build — repositories, review culture, CI, and where agent work is already happening. You get a written assessment whether or not we go further.
02
Fixed-scope pilot
One team, one set of repositories, a defined outcome. Success is measured in merged pull requests, not in a demo.
03
Rollout and operation
Wider deployment, fleet configuration, and an ongoing engagement that includes the proprietary tooling under license.
Tell us what you’re running.
How many agents, across how many repositories, and what breaks first when you scale it up. We’ll tell you straight whether this is the right fit — and if it isn’t, what we’d do instead.
- A real conversation with the engineer who built it
- Written assessment before any commitment
- Perpetual license on anything deployed in your environment