Documentation
Everything you need to declare, run, and inspect agentic tasks with AX.
AX is a high-throughput, declarative orchestrator for autonomous agent workloads. It runs on top of Agent Substrate for sandboxed execution and is built to run billions of tasks per cluster. Everything is expressed as ax.io/v1alpha1 manifests and applied with a single command.
Start here
Quick start
Install the CLI, deploy the control plane, and run your first sandboxed task.
Concepts
What a Task, Workspace, Gateway, and Model each do, and how a task moves through phases and conditions.
CLI reference
Every ax verb, how it follows your kube context, and the global flags.
Guides
Manifests
Write your own YAML, with an annotated example of every kind.
Sandbox
What the runner does on boot and what your command can rely on, including the metadata server, guest services, and environment.
Runners
The contract between the control plane and the task container, and how to build your own runner image.
Networking
Reach a running task through the atenet router from the cluster, your laptop, or a gRPC client.