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Your first platform, built from the requests that repeat.

You have clusters and a queue, but no golden paths yet. AGENTIKO reads the requests that come back most often and drafts the first blueprints for your team to approve.

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60%

of requests repeat a past one, in a typical queue

IllustrativeA composite scenario. Figures are assumptions for illustration.

5

gates before the first merge

AGENTIKOSource: Agentic Platform Operations.

Open source

control plane, Apache 2.0

Krateo PlatformOpsMeasured on Krateo PlatformOps, the control plane AGENTIKO runs on.

Start where the queue is longest.

  1. Find the repeats

    The most frequent requests become the first candidates.

  2. Draft the first ten blueprints

    Each one validated and opened as a change request.

  3. Open the portal

    Teams order what you approved, without a ticket.

Use cases for you.

Build

Turn any OpenAPI into a Kubernetes kind

AGENTIKOMaps the operations of an API, such as Typeform forms, to a new kind the platform understands.

A personThe platform engineer confirms every write operation.

Build

A golden path from one sentence

AGENTIKODrafts a blueprint with its dependencies and the rules that lived in someone’s head.

A personThe platform engineer merges the change request.

Improve

Turn a repeated ticket into a path

AGENTIKOSpots the request that keeps coming back and proposes the blueprint that ends it.

A personThe platform team approves the new path.

All twenty use cases

Questions we hear.

We have no platform at all.

Then start with Krateo PlatformOps and Kiratech. AGENTIKO helps most once there is a platform to build or run.

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Approve your first proposal.

On a hosted sandbox with a sample company loaded. No cluster or card needed.

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