Agent Orchestration

Operate company AI agents from one control plane

Bewize orchestrates enterprise AI agents through Hermes Hub. Operations teams can manage tenant records, lifecycle actions, access blocking, releases, policies, schedules, runs, credentials, and runtime-impact decisions from one control plane.

Conceptual Hermes Hub lifecycle and tenant isolation diagram.

What is AI agent orchestration in Bewize?

AI agent orchestration means treating each agent as a managed tenant with known identity, lifecycle state, runtime policy, release version, schedules, credentials, run history, and access state. The source-backed Hermes Hub capabilities include tenant management, access blocking, cold-idle and wake-on-demand lifecycle, run creation and streaming, stop controls, cron management, scheduler wakeups, release pinning, and policy APIs.

Conceptual diagram of create, start, stop, and release controls applied to isolated tenant runtimes.

Central registry

Track which employees, teams, or roles own which agent runtimes.

Policy and access

Control available runtime capabilities and block access when needed.

Release management

Pin tenants to approved runtime releases and roll forward intentionally.

Schedule and run control

Create and inspect scheduled runs, wakeups, streamed run events, and stop controls.

Operational outcome

Agent operations become repeatable, inspectable, and governable.

Hub configuration shows tenant runtime impact

Hermes Hub separates hub-owned defaults from tenant records through API-first configuration and focused operator surfaces. Runtime-impact metadata indicates whether a change requires hub restart, tenant reconcile, or tenant agent restart.

Hermes Hub configuration console showing Hub-owned defaults, runtime behavior, configuration impact, and operational settings using mock data.

Hub-owned defaults

Model routing, Codex execution, browser defaults, cron timing, storage, quotas, and runtime policy live in hub process configuration.

Tenant records stay separate

Tenant identity, owners, hosts, workspaces, and per-tenant secret records are not edited on the hub-config page.

Truthful apply plan

The UI reports pending config edits and whether applying them needs hub restart, tenant reconcile, or agent restart.

Runtime policy visibility

Operators can inspect the effective policy preview before applying capability changes.

Operational outcome

Runtime defaults can be changed with a visible blast radius instead of guessing which tenants will be affected.

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