Phinite

Phinite is built around a specific diagnosis: most teams assemble the agent lifecycle from separate tools, and lose context at every handoff between them. Its answer is to keep design, deployment, observability, governance and evaluation in one system on a shared runtime, permissions model and audit trail, so an agent carries its history from the canvas all the way into production.

The platform is divided into four modules. Agent Graph Studio is the visual design surface for multi-agent workflows, with conditional branching, parallel paths and human checkpoints. Dev Studio is where the tools, skills and integrations agents call are built and versioned like code. Governance sets role-based access, approval gates and spend limits, applying policy before an action runs and logging every step. Evaluation scores agents against realistic scenarios, benchmarks and regression tests, and can replay production traffic to catch drift.

Deployment is deliberately cloud-agnostic: teams run on AWS, Azure or GCP with their own model keys, and the site advertises 80+ integrations spanning Slack, Salesforce, Jira and AWS alongside custom APIs. Phinite positions itself for enterprises where agent sprawl has already happened across departments, and where the practical questions are ownership, cost and auditability rather than whether an agent can be built at all.