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Infrastructure for managing AI agents in production.
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Vesper-Agent

Production infrastructure for AI agent fleets.

We build the layer that turns AI prototypes into reliable, governed, production systems.

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Who we are

Vesper-Agent is a team of developers building robust, high-performance infrastructure for running AI agents in production. We care about the unglamorous parts that make agents trustworthy at scale: lifecycle, memory, cost, security, and observability.

What we build

Our flagship project, Vesper, is an infrastructure layer that wraps around your existing agent logic. Instead of hand-writing plumbing for every agent, you declare it once in a single YAML manifest and Vesper manages the rest through a 7-layer architecture:

  • Lifecycle & registry — declarative, versioned agents executed across multiple providers.
  • Memory — persistent, stateful context across runs.
  • FinOps — real-time cost tracking and hard budget caps.
  • Security & quality — guardrails, policy-as-code, and eval gating (on the roadmap).
  • Communication — coordination across multi-agent fleets (on the roadmap).

The result is the same declarative, ops-grade model teams already trust for infrastructure — applied to AI agents.

What we value

  • Declarative & versioned — agents as manifests, applied and versioned like code.
  • Governed by default — cost, security, and audit are first-class, not afterthoughts.
  • Developer-first — precise, code-forward tooling with a CLI and SDK.
  • Open by intent — we're building toward public, open-source releases.

Building the Kubernetes for AI agents.

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