Build, Secure, and Orchestrate AI Agents at Scale
One platform. Complete enterprise AI management — from prototyping to production to governance.
Airia is one platform for building AI agents, connecting them to your company's data and tools, and running them under a single layer of security and governance.
An agent in Airia is something you assemble rather than code. You pick a model, give it access to the data and tools it needs, and describe the steps it should follow. Airia handles the parts that make an agent safe to run at work: who is allowed to use it, what it is permitted to touch, what it costs, and a full record of what it did.
Start here
Three different jobs bring people to this documentation. Pick the one that sounds like yours.
I'm building an agent
Set up your login, invite your team, and build your first agent end to end.
I'm using agents at work
Airia Chat is where you talk to the agents your organization has published.
I'm administering Airia
Users and roles, single sign-on, budgets, credentials, and tenant settings.
Build agents
An agent combines a model, your data, and a sequence of steps. You can start from the agent library or from an empty canvas, and test it privately before anyone else sees it.
Building and testing agents
Create an agent from the library or from scratch, then test it before you publish.
Agent flow logic
Branch, loop, call APIs, and route for human approval inside an agent's execution flow.
Models
Choose from the model library, bring your own keys, and manage versions over time.
Connect your data and tools
An agent is only as useful as what it can reach. Airia connects agents to your documents, systems, and third-party apps, and manages the credentials that make those connections safe to share across a team.
Context and data
Design the pipeline that feeds your agents, from ingestion through enrichment to retrieval.
Tools and MCP
Connect apps and custom APIs to your agents, and expose them to clients like Cursor and Claude.
Credentials
Bring your own API keys and manage them centrally, rather than per agent.
Deliver agents to people and apps
A finished agent can reach your colleagues through chat, your own software through an API or SDK, or your browser through the Airia extension.
API interface
Every agent gets a REST endpoint automatically, for calling from your own applications.
Agent catalog
Publish agents to a curated internal library your teams can browse and deploy.
Developer Hub
SDKs, API references, and guides for building custom integrations on the platform.
Govern and monitor
Governance in Airia is organized around use cases: the unit that pairs a business problem with the agents and data solving it. Each one carries a risk profile, and every tool call, model request, and policy decision is logged and searchable.
Feeds and monitoring
Real-time reporting on performance, spend, and security across your environment.
Agent constraints
Set the boundaries an agent cannot cross, and apply them tenant-wide.
Guardrails
Filter sensitive data and block unsafe responses before they reach anyone.
Budget, Settings, Audit, and Release Notes require an Airia sign-in, along with the configuration, rollout, and monitoring pages elsewhere in these docs — a few of the cards above link into them. Gated pages carry a lock in the navigation.
Get help
Stuck on something? Contact support for help with your account or environment, or browse community agents that other teams have shared.