Multiplayer AI
for teams and agents.

d5s is the AI agent workspace for teams that want frontier AI capability without the lock-in. Any model, any cloud, your infrastructure. Set up agents that handle repetitive work for the whole team, like clearing the support queue each morning, tracking suppliers, or pulling together the weekly report. Each one plugs into your existing tools, follows rules you write in plain language, and logs every step.

Teams that want AI doing real work, not just answering questions. Best fit: legal, finance, life sciences, infrastructure, and government suppliers, where data sensitivity rules out hosted chatbots. And teams that refuse to bet the business on one model provider: they match each task to the best model for the job, or the most cost-efficient one, and switch as the frontier moves, without re-platforming.

Request access. We onboard new teams with a short call, help define your first workflow, and connect it to one of your systems in the first session.

Hosted chatbots stop at the reply. With d5s, agents run in isolated sandboxes with scoped connectors to your real systems: reads logged, writes gated, every action under a policy your compliance team signed off on.

Depends on who hosts it. When we host it: in AWS, in the region you pick, isolated per customer, with infrastructure, identity, and model access handled for you. When you host it: inside your own cloud, in any region, behind your own login system. Data never leaves the environment you deploy into.

d5s does not use your data, prompts, or documents for model training. If your organization uses an external model provider, that provider's data handling depends on the model, account terms, and configuration your organization selects. Organization admins can restrict approved providers and models, bring their own keys, or use self-hosted models.

You pick. We handle access to OpenAI, Anthropic, Mistral, and others, or you bring your own keys, including open-weight and self-hosted models. Each agent is locked to a specific model, so switching providers is always explicit and reviewable.

One package covers the control plane, sandboxes, identity, and connectors. Deploy it inside your own cloud or on-premise, next to the systems your agents need to reach. Nothing has to leave your network.

Yes. Self-hosted setups plug into the identity provider your team already uses for single sign-on and access control, including fully air-gapped deployments where no traffic leaves your network.

Only the things you connect, with the permissions you set. Databases, SharePoint folders, Slack channels, internal tools. Each connection is read-only, write, or off, and you can change or revoke it any time.

Every run is sandboxed and destroyed when it finishes. Connector access is read-only, write, or off, and every read, write, and decision is logged for audit.