# BeansHost Agent Cloud

> BeansHost is a vendor-neutral control plane for deploying, operating, monitoring and governing AI agents and AI-powered services.

## What BeansHost does

BeansHost connects the complete operational lifecycle of an AI agent:

1. Create an organisation, project and isolated environments.
2. Connect an agent repository from GitHub.
3. Register the agent, its owner and its business purpose.
4. Define runtime requirements in a portable beanshost.yaml or JSON specification.
5. Validate provider capabilities, artifact integrity, permissions and governance requirements.
6. Deploy the agent through a provider adapter.
7. Run health checks before enabling runtime traffic.
8. Invoke agents through secure APIs, schedules, queues, webhooks and workflows.
9. Monitor deployments, executions, logs, traces, latency, errors, model usage, token usage and estimated cost.
10. Promote healthy versions, roll back when needed and retain audit evidence.

BeansHost does not build customer agent business logic and does not execute customer agents inside the control plane. Customer agents execute in a separate runtime plane.

## Core platform capabilities

- Organisation, project and environment management
- Agent registry and immutable version history
- Portable BeansHost Agent Specification
- GitHub-connected artifact workflow
- Deployment planning and orchestration
- Health-gated promotion and rollback
- Secure runtime dispatch and tenant-scoped APIs
- HTTP, schedule, queue, webhook and workflow triggers
- Portable model gateway with provider routing and fallback
- Structured logs and OpenTelemetry-compatible trace context
- Token, model, provider and infrastructure usage metering
- Roles, permissions, service accounts, personal access tokens and hashed API keys
- Secret references, rotation metadata and audit logging
- ZonalGuard360 governance decisions and evidence
- Quotas, plan entitlements, credits and usage-ledger foundations
- Versioned REST APIs, OpenAPI contracts, events and TypeScript SDKs

## Provider support

Cloudflare is the initial runtime provider. The Cloudflare implementation is designed around Workers, Workers for Platforms, dispatch namespaces, Queues, Workflows, R2, Secrets Store and optional Containers.

BeansHost is architected for future AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud and customer-owned Kubernetes provider adapters. Provider capabilities are not assumed to be identical. Unsupported configurations must be rejected before deployment.

## Security and governance

- Tenant context is established for every request.
- Organisations, projects and environments are isolated.
- Development and production use separate resources and credentials.
- Agent artifacts and specifications are validated before deployment.
- Customer runtimes do not receive unrestricted platform credentials.
- Prompt and response content is not captured by default.
- Production approval can fail closed when ZonalGuard360 approval is required.
- Privileged actions, overrides and deployment transitions are audited.

## Zonopact ecosystem

- OptoGlide creates and distributes intelligent media.
- Clintra manages marketing, leads, sales and revenue operations.
- BeansHost deploys and operates AI agents and AI services.
- ZonalGuard360 governs, secures, audits and provides evidence for those agents.

Clintra, OptoGlide and other products consume BeansHost capabilities through APIs and service accounts. Their business logic is not embedded in BeansHost.

## Audience

- AI and agent development teams
- Product engineering teams
- Platform engineering and SRE teams
- Security, governance and audit teams
- Organisations exposing agent capabilities inside software products

## Canonical pages

- Home: https://beanshost.com/
- Platform: https://beanshost.com/agent-cloud
- Agent operations: https://beanshost.com/agent-operations
- Pricing: https://beanshost.com/pricing
- About: https://beanshost.com/about
- Contact: https://beanshost.com/contact

## Pricing

The marketing website explains Builder, Team and Enterprise paths. Current prices, quotas, limits and entitlements are shown in the BeansHost application. Pricing links continue directly into that application.