Projects and permissions
Each delivery has its own context. The local prototype organizes runs by project, with administrator, operator or viewer access.
For teams already building agents.
We are building an operations layer for software houses and integrators to run agents with pinned versions, limits and project history.
Prototype in development
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02 run.started
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01 / Architecture
One interface to follow the work. A runtime to execute it. A history to understand what happened.

Each delivery has its own context. The local prototype organizes runs by project, with administrator, operator or viewer access.
Requests are validated before queuing. Pending-work limits help control load while keeping run status visible.
The worker claims a request and runs the selected version. The Docker demo uses a pinned image ID and resource limits.
Inspect inputs, outputs and recorded events. Review queue wait and processing time, and export a run as JSON.
Local Python and demo Docker execution, project history and initial access controls.
Customer-agent integration, production sign-in and budget policies. Pilots will open as technical validation progresses.
02 / How it works
A simple path from your code to traceable operations. Initial support is being developed with our own demo agent.
Package the agent and define its input and output contract. The goal is to preserve your code and framework.
Assign the run to a project and choose who can operate it. Establish limits before accepting new requests.
Inspect the queue, status and events. Cancel requests that have not started and review processing time.
Use history and exported JSON to investigate failures and discuss the next version with your team.
03 / Solutions
From the first demo to customer operations, with clear steps.
Organize operations for the agents you deliver. Separate projects, pin versions and find each run’s history.
An operations foundation for deliveries built with different tools, without building a new dashboard for every pilot.
A shared reference for development and operations teams: permissions, queues and processing records.
This phase does not promise arbitrary-code execution or production isolation. The offering will expand through controlled pilots.
04 / Waitlist
Follow Unitize’s progress. Registration for updates and future pilots will open when sign-up is available.
Explore the architectureFor now, explore our proposal, architecture and the path we are building.
This version does not collect email addresses or accept registrations.
This is a temporary public introduction to Unitize. The platform and interest registration are still in development.