A shared runtime that keeps multi-agent systems context-aware and coordinated — with execution control built in. Roll out agents that run complex production workflows on real tools, safely.
Fine-grained policy per agent and tool.
Test what an agent can do before it runs.
Human-in-the-loop where it matters.
Safe handling of retries and duplicates.
Three agents, one shared runtime, one human checkpoint. Same control layer from the raw CLI or any MCP-aware client like Claude Code.
Agents don't fail loudly. They retry, re-approve, and re-run — and the damage shows up on a customer's statement.
An agent retries a timed-out call and bills the same customer twice.
A blind retry fires a destructive write that already went through.
An hour-old approval green-lights an action the state no longer supports.
A tool runs with no record of who called it, why, or what came back.
Every call runs inside a declared scope. Out-of-scope calls never reach the tool.
High-risk actions pause for human approval, with full context attached.
Dry-run any policy against real traffic before it ever goes live.
Unknown outcomes resolve against ground truth — never guessed, never retried blind.
Not a log line. A signed, replayable record of what the agent intended, what Invoke decided, and what actually happened at the tool.
Research hands off to Sales. Sales needs to write the CRM. Finance and a human both have to see it — and every step passes through Invoke before the next agent ever runs.
Drop Invoke in front of the tools your agents already call.
Open any agent and see the whole picture — what it's doing, what it knows, what it's allowed to touch, and everything it has already done. Persistent identity and history, not a fresh context window every run.