AI agents are too powerful for a prompt.
Give them a mission.
Jetty is managed infrastructure for agentic AI workflows.Ship workflows that execute, evaluate, and iterate until they’re right. Isolated sandboxes, full persistence, and an OpenAI-compatible API.
How it works
From instruction to results in one API call.
Write a runbook. Call the API. The agent handles the entire pipeline autonomously — the runbook is your contract, the agent figures out the implementation.
1.Write a runbook
A markdown document that becomes the agent’s mission. Use the Jetty skill in your editor to help you write it — or start from a template. Not a prompt — a full spec with steps, tools, and evaluation criteria.
2.Call the API
Send your runbook through the OpenAI-compatible completions endpoint. Jetty provisions an isolated sandbox, installs the agent, and it executes freely — shell, network, Python, browser automation. Full autonomy.
3.Get results back
Output files, execution trajectory, and real-time progress via streaming or webhook. Every artifact persisted to cloud storage.
Runbooks
A runbook is a recipe for your AI agent.
Write once, run anywhere. Runbooks encode your agent’s objective, parameters, dependencies, and step-by-step logic in a single, portable Markdown file.
Agent Skill
One command. Any agent.
Give your AI agent access to the Jetty platform. Write runbooks, run workflows, and monitor results.
Install for Claude Code
Instructions for other agentsYou can’t improve what you can’t see.
You can’t trust what you can’t trace.
Every Jetty run ships with a full execution trace, rubric-based evaluation scores, and output artifacts. Agents don’t just run — they self-evaluate against your quality criteria and iterate until they pass.
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