User and source control
Engineering task, repository context, ticket metadata, branch target, and review owner.
Architecture
A private execution plane for agentic engineering.
The platform separates requests, policy, runtime, tools, data, hosting, and observability so agent work can be constrained, inspected, and operated.
Policy layer
Role, workspace template, tool allowlist, network boundary, approval requirements, and cost limits.
Agent runtime
Bounded workspace where the agent can read, edit, execute, test, inspect, and prepare evidence.
Tool gateway
Controlled access to shell, browser, documentation, workflow engines, APIs, databases, and internal services.
Service containers
Application runtimes, preview services, scheduled jobs, vector stores, media services, and supporting infrastructure.
Data stores
Persistent volumes, cache, artefacts, logs, screenshots, test output, session history, and deployment records.
Deployment edge
Preview routing, TLS, hosted applications, API endpoints, rollback targets, and environment promotion.
Observability
Run telemetry, service logs, health checks, alerts, incident review notes, and executive reporting.
Deployment models
Adopt the platform in the posture your organisation can approve.
GTA-hosted private environment
Dedicated hosted workspace and deployment capacity operated by GTA for controlled enterprise pilots and managed services.
Hybrid or VPN-connected deployment
Private connectivity to customer systems where agents need bounded access to internal services or repositories.
Future private appliance model
For organisations that require stronger local control, a dedicated installation path can be designed around their operating constraints.