Kernel Priority
Maple Runtime
Event fabric, commitment gate, worldline memory, and provenance-owned execution.
Role: The governed runtime core for consequential agent actions.
Explore Maple RuntimeProducts
MAPLE packages the full Agent OS surface: runtime kernel, supply chain, model operations, governance, continuous improvement, and fleet orchestration.
Product Suite
Kernel Priority
Event fabric, commitment gate, worldline memory, and provenance-owned execution.
Role: The governed runtime core for consequential agent actions.
Explore Maple RuntimeSupply Chain Priority
OCI-style package distribution, signing, catalogs, mirroring, and artifact lifecycle.
Role: How agent packages move safely across environments.
Explore Maple RegistryModel Ops Priority
Pull, serve, route, benchmark, and govern local or hosted models behind one control surface.
Role: Model-neutral inference with policy-aware routing.
Explore Maple ModelsGovernance Priority
Capability firewall, approval workflows, PII controls, and compliance overlays.
Role: Deny-by-default execution for real-world agent actions.
Explore Maple GuardImprovement Priority
Trace capture, eval loops, distillation, and student-teacher routing for continuous improvement.
Role: Turn production behavior into safer and cheaper future behavior.
Explore Maple FoundryOrchestration Priority
Instance lifecycle, stacks, canary rollout, cost budgets, and multi-tenant isolation.
Role: Operate agent services like infrastructure, not hand-managed demos.
Explore Maple FleetSuite Details
The kernel layer: event fabric, commitment gate, worldline memory, and consequence execution.
OCI-style storage, cataloging, mirroring, signing, and package distribution for agent artifacts.
Unified pull, serve, inspect, benchmark, and route semantics across local and hosted model backends.
Capability firewall, approvals, PII handling, and compliance packs for governed execution.
Trace capture, eval pipelines, distillation loops, and quality gates for continuous improvement.
Lifecycle control, stacks, rollout policy, multi-tenant isolation, and cost boundaries for production operation.
Most teams begin with Runtime plus Guard, then add Registry, Models, Foundry, and Fleet as the operating surface grows.