Production from line one
No "rewrite for prod" inflection point. Idempotent step execution, isolated tenant databases, structured logging, and a worker safe to restart mid-flight — those are the defaults, not the upgrade path.
Most "AI platforms" are a chatbot bolted to a CRUD app. Praxis is the workflow runtime, the multi-tenancy, the agent layer, and the auto-generated end-user app — engineered as one system, with the boring infrastructure already paid for.
Six convictions that shape every line of the codebase — and every trade we make.
No "rewrite for prod" inflection point. Idempotent step execution, isolated tenant databases, structured logging, and a worker safe to restart mid-flight — those are the defaults, not the upgrade path.
Models change. The contracts shouldn't. Our IAiBackend, IAiAgentOrchestrator, and IAiGovernanceService interfaces let you swap providers without touching workflow code — and govern cost and PII at the platform layer.
A query that says WHERE tenant_id = ? is one missing predicate from a breach. Each tenant gets its own MongoDB database. Cross-tenant data paths don't exist in the codebase by design.
We don't ask you to build a Blueprint Application — the platform generates one for every tenant from the business flow definition. Custom domain, SSO, mobile-ready, accessible — included.
Conversational design generates a typed JSON business flow definition. Every change is reviewable, diffable, version-controlled. AI assistance is opt-in, never the only path.
.NET 10 LTS. MongoDB. Polly. Serilog. Standard auth. We optimize for the team you'll have in three years, not the demo you give next Tuesday. The unglamorous foundations are exactly where reliability comes from.
We're not going to invent customer counts or claim certifications we don't have.
Right now Praxis is in early access — a working platform that runs production-grade workloads for a small group of design partners while we shape the product with them.
.NET 10, MongoDB, 44 step handlers, per-tenant isolation, hybrid model routing, audit logs on every state change. The pricing page has one plan because we have one plan. The customer page is empty because we publish stories with sign-off, not stock photos.
If "early access" reads to you as "risk" — that's fair. It also reads to us as "your needs shape the product before the patterns calcify." That trade is the offer.
We won't invent logos, testimonials, or compliance badges. When we publish a customer story, it's with their sign-off. When we claim a certification, it's because it's real.
Hiring, partnerships, journalism, due diligence. We answer all email from a real person, usually within a business day.