Agent Registry
Learn how agents connect to Tilde and what flows through the gateway.
OSS, Cloud, and Enterprise
Compare the editions, and choose one.
What Tilde gives you
Connections
Store encrypted credentials for chat, tool, and inference providers.
Tools
Give agents managed tools, MCP servers, and your own tool servers.
Prompts
Version the prompts in your code, and see how each version performs.
Skills
Give agents reusable skills from code, Git, the catalog, or the editor.
Framework integrations
Run Vercel AI SDK, Mastra, LangChain, OpenAI Agents, and more on Tilde.
Chat channels
Route messages from Slack, WhatsApp, email, and your own apps to agents.
Inference providers
Proxy LLM requests, keep provider keys out of agents, and enforce budgets.
IAM
Control what operators, agents, and end users can do.
Security
Encryption, short-lived tokens, middleware, audit data, and network exposure.
Sessions and traces
Review every conversation, run, tool call, and model call.
Deployment
Deploy the gateway and your agents on Kubernetes, ECS, or Lambda.
Operator access
Sign operators in with your identity provider, and control access with roles.
How the pieces fit
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The gateway is a single Docker container. With Tilde OSS and Tilde Enterprise, you run it next to your databases. With Tilde Cloud, Tilde runs it. In every edition, agents run as separate containers or Lambda functions and dial out to it. Users and chat providers reach agents only through the gateway’s ingress.
Where to start
1
Choose an edition
Sign up for Tilde Cloud, or follow Deploy the gateway to run Tilde OSS or Tilde Enterprise yourself.
2
Connect providers
Add connections for your inference providers and chat channels.
3
Register an agent
Wrap your agent with the adapter for your framework, and deploy it.
4
Automate releases
Register each release from your CI pipeline.