Guild turns agents into shared production infrastructure, with a managed software center for trusted agent capabilities, and an agent hub for discovering and sharing agents.
For Enterprises. AI, Trusted in Production
Autonomous software requires the same guardrails as any production system. Guild enforces centralized identity, least-privilege access, and immutable audit logging so enterprise governance extends to AI agents. Agents can act on code, tickets, and operational workflows without bypassing identity controls or becoming a black box.
For Developers. AI, Built Like Real Software
Guild gives developers the primitives they expect: typed interfaces, versioned releases, safe execution boundaries, and full execution traces, so agents behave like systems, not scripts. The Agent Hub is a public GitHub-like platform for broad discovery and reuse of agents, allowing developers to build agents like real software and ship them as products.

One Platform. Any Model
Universal by design. Guild is neutral toward models, vendors, and frameworks, doesn’t lock governance into a single stack, and works with Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and open-source models. Companies can run agents via chat, APIs, webhooks, and schedules, as well as publish trusted capabilities to version, reuse, and improve - so teams don't start from zero. Access can be controlled centrally, and usage tracked by workspace, user, agent, and trigger.

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