Bring your agents.

Bring your agents.

We’ll give them a system. Most teams don’t fail at building agents.

They fail at running them together.
Agents get created everywhere—different tools, different teams, different rules.
Each one works in isolation. Nothing compounds.

Silia is where agents stop being experiments and start becoming an operation.

We’ll give them a system. Most teams don’t fail at building agents.

They fail at running them together.
Agents get created everywhere—different tools, different teams, different rules.
Each one works in isolation. Nothing compounds.

Silia is where agents stop being experiments and start becoming an operation.

We’ll give them a system. Most teams don’t fail at building agents.

They fail at running them together.
Agents get created everywhere—different tools, different teams, different rules.
Each one works in isolation. Nothing compounds.

Silia is where agents stop being experiments and start becoming an operation.

What Silia is

What Silia is

What Silia is

Silia is an orchestration system for agentic work.

A place where agents can be:

01

Created

Agents are designed with intent: clear purpose, defined scope, and the right capabilities from the start — not improvised after deployment.

02

Brought together

Independent agents can work as one system, sharing context and capabilities without being rebuilt or reconnected from scratch.

03

Governed

Rules, permissions, and boundaries are applied at the system level, so agents act consistently, safely, and within defined constraints.

04

Connected

All agents operate from the same operational context, linked to the same data, tools, and state — no isolated decisions.

05

Observed

Every action is traceable, measurable, and improvable over time, turning execution into learning instead of black boxes.

This is where intelligence stops fragmenting and starts compounding.

This is where intelligence stops fragmenting and starts compounding.

Why teams move here

Why teams move here

Why teams move here

When agents live in separate tools, three things happen

When agents live in separate tools, three things happen

When agents live in separate tools, three things happen

Knowledge stays with individuals, not the organization

Sales, support, ops, and QA agents working in sequence or in parallel.

Knowledge stays with individuals, not the organization

Sales, support, ops, and QA agents working in sequence or in parallel.

Knowledge stays with individuals, not the organization

Sales, support, ops, and QA agents working in sequence or in parallel.

Outputs disappear instead of becoming assets

Validations, conditional paths, routing, retries, and error handling.

Outputs disappear instead of becoming assets

Validations, conditional paths, routing, retries, and error handling.

Outputs disappear instead of becoming assets

Validations, conditional paths, routing, retries, and error handling.

Scaling creates risk instead of clarity

Agents operate with shared or independent data sources, rules and context depending on your design

Scaling creates risk instead of clarity

Agents operate with shared or independent data sources, rules and context depending on your design

Scaling creates risk instead of clarity

Agents operate with shared or independent data sources, rules and context depending on your design

Silia changes that by giving agents a shared environment. One system. Clear ownership.
Predictable execution.

Silia changes that by giving agents a shared environment. One system. Clear ownership.
Predictable execution.

Silia changes that by giving agents a shared environment.
One system. Clear ownership.
Predictable execution.

Benefits

What changes when agents share a system

Teams that centralize agents inside an orchestration layer typically unlock:

01

Faster scaling

Once agents live in one place, creating and expanding new use cases becomes incremental—not repetitive.

02

Lower operational risk

Access, actions, and data flows are defined intentionally, not assumed.

03

Compounding intelligence

Improvements made to one agent can inform others.

04

Institutional memory

Context, decisions, and outputs persist beyond individuals.

05

Clear governance

Who can talk to which agent, what it can access, and what it can execute—always visible.

This is the difference between having agents and running agentic operations.

This is the difference between having agents and running agentic operations.

Where fragmentation starts

Where fragmentation starts

Where fragmentation starts

Facts, not features

Facts, not features

Across enterprise teams today:

Across enterprise teams today:

Across enterprise teams today:

Silia was designed to solve these problems at the system level.

Silia was designed to solve these problems at the system level.

Not by adding more tools. By creating one place where intelligence can live.

Not by adding more tools. By creating one place where intelligence can live.

Most agents are rebuilt multiple times across teams

Most agents are rebuilt multiple times across teams

Most agents are rebuilt multiple times across teams

Agent outputs are rarely stored as organizational knowledge

Agent outputs are rarely stored as organizational knowledge

Agent outputs are rarely stored as organizational knowledge

Execution logic often lives inside prompts or individuals

Execution logic often lives inside prompts or individuals

Execution logic often lives inside prompts or individuals

Access rules are defined inconsistently

Access rules are defined inconsistently

Access rules are defined inconsistently

Scaling agents increases security surface area without added control

Scaling agents increases security surface area without added control

Scaling agents increases security surface area without added control

Built as a system

Built as a system

Built as a system

Create agents. Bring agents. Run all of them together.

Create agents. Bring agents. Run all of them together.

Silia is both: a platform to create new agents, guided by orchestration, governance, and access from day one and a system to bring existing agents built elsewhere and connect them into a shared operational layer.

Silia is both: a platform to create new agents, guided by orchestration, governance, and access from day one and a system to bring existing agents built elsewhere and connect them into a shared operational layer.

Scaling becomes additive, not chaotic

Scaling becomes additive, not chaotic

Scaling becomes additive, not chaotic

Governance becomes enforceable

Governance becomes enforceable

Governance becomes enforceable

Intelligence becomes reusable

Intelligence becomes reusable

Intelligence becomes reusable

This is how teams move from experimentation to production.

This is how teams move from experimentation to production.

This is how teams move from experimentation to production.

System-level outcomes

System-level outcomes

System-level outcomes

What this enables at scale

What this enables at scale

What this enables at scale

Industry benchmarks show that teams operating agents inside a unified orchestration layer can achieve:

30–50%

30–50%

Faster deployment of new agent use cases across teams and functions.

Faster deployment of new agent use cases across teams and functions.

↓ Duplication

↓ Duplication

Significant reduction in duplicated agent builds and parallel efforts.

Significant reduction in duplicated agent builds and parallel efforts.

Full traceability

Full traceability

Improved auditability and end-to-end visibility for AI-driven actions.

Lower cost at scale

Lower cost at scale

Decreasing operational cost per agent as the system grows and compounds.

Decreasing operational cost per agent as the system grows and compounds.

30–50%

Faster deployment of new agent use cases across teams and functions.

Full traceability

Improved auditability and end-to-end visibility for AI-driven actions.

↓ Duplication

Significant reduction in duplicated agent builds and parallel efforts.

Lower cost at scale

Decreasing operational cost per agent as the system grows and compounds.

Not because agents are smarter. Because the system is.

Not because agents are smarter. Because the system is.

Not because agents are smarter.
Because the system is.

FAQ.

FAQ.

Everything you need to know about deploying with Silia.

Everything you need to know about deploying Silia.

Can I create agents directly in Silia?
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Yes. Silia includes guided agent creation, so agents are designed with orchestration, access control, and governance from the start.

Do I need to rebuild my existing agents?
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No. Agents built in other tools can be connected into Silia without rewriting their logic.

Who controls what each agent can access?
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You do. Access is defined at the system level: who can interact with an agent, what data it can see, and what actions it can execute.

Is Silia limited to customer service agents?
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No. Silia is agent-agnostic. Any agent that needs context, tools, execution, and traceability can live here.

How is this different from an agent framework or SDK?
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Frameworks help you build agents. Silia helps you run them in production.

Can I create agents directly in Silia?
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Yes. Silia includes guided agent creation, so agents are designed with orchestration, access control, and governance from the start.

Do I need to rebuild my existing agents?
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No. Agents built in other tools can be connected into Silia without rewriting their logic.

Who controls what each agent can access?
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You do. Access is defined at the system level: who can interact with an agent, what data it can see, and what actions it can execute.

Is Silia limited to customer service agents?
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No. Silia is agent-agnostic. Any agent that needs context, tools, execution, and traceability can live here.

How is this different from an agent framework or SDK?
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Frameworks help you build agents. Silia helps you run them in production.

Can I create agents directly in Silia?
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Yes. Silia includes guided agent creation, so agents are designed with orchestration, access control, and governance from the start.

Do I need to rebuild my existing agents?
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No. Agents built in other tools can be connected into Silia without rewriting their logic.

Who controls what each agent can access?
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You do. Access is defined at the system level: who can interact with an agent, what data it can see, and what actions it can execute.

Is Silia limited to customer service agents?
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No. Silia is agent-agnostic. Any agent that needs context, tools, execution, and traceability can live here.

How is this different from an agent framework or SDK?
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Frameworks help you build agents. Silia helps you run them in production.

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The shift.

Agents don’t fail because they lack intelligence.

They fail because they lack a system.

Bring your agents. Create new ones.

Run all of them together.

Built for complex stacks.

Orchestrates multi-system workflows with versioned flows, approvals, and full traceability.

Clear path to value.

Potential 5–10 day time-to-first automation, then expansion by module once impact is proven.

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The shift.

Agents don’t fail because they lack intelligence.

They fail because they lack a system.

Bring your agents. Create new ones.

Run all of them together.

Built for complex stacks.

Orchestrates multi-system workflows with versioned flows, approvals, and full traceability.

Clear next steps.

Potential 5–10 day time-to-first automation, then expansion by module once impact is proven.

Request access

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The shift.

Agents don’t fail because they lack intelligence.

They fail because they lack a system.

Bring your agents. Create new ones.

Run all of them together.

Built for complex stacks.

Orchestrates multi-system workflows with versioned flows, approvals, and full traceability.

Clear next steps.

Potential 5–10 day time-to-first automation, then expansion by module once impact is proven.