Quickstart
Connect your coding agent, scaffold a loop, and run it locally before it costs anything.
Open the quickstartDocumentation, templates, guides, and every post we have published, in one index.
where to go
Connect your coding agent, scaffold a loop, and run it locally before it costs anything.
Open the quickstartThe canonical reference for every tool, capability, and change Sapiom ships.
Read the docsHow to author a step graph, shape shared state, and control what a run costs.
Read the authoring guideThree agent loops with every step already wired, each cloned into a repository you own.
Browse the templatesPractical guides, product thinking, company news, and conversations with the people building Sapiom.
Read the blogThe SDK, the MCP server, and the example agents are all public.
View the org on GitHubOpen a proven workflow, adapt it to the job, and keep every generated TypeScript step inspectable.
Review entitlements against role and employment state, then route removals or exceptions for approval.
Resolve a case from authoritative context or hand it to a person with the full decision trail.
Create a cited account brief, relationship graph, and review-ready next actions from live and internal sources.
in the client you already use
Your coding agent clones the loop into a repository you own, validates the graph offline, and runs the real step code with Sapiom capability calls served by local stubs.
> Clone the web research digest template and run it locally ⏺ sapiom_dev_agents_clone(web-research-digest) ⍻ ordinary TypeScript · search → summarize ⏺ Check(sapiom.json) · offline ⍻ graph valid · 2 steps · entry search · terminal summarize ⏺ MCP(sapiom_dev_agents_run_local) ⍻ Sapiom capability calls stubbed · no capability charge ⏺ Local run passed. The search result was stubbed and the digest returned. ✓ ready to deploy · sapiom_dev_agents_deploy when you are > ▁
> Run Web Research Digest locally ⏺ sapiom_dev_agents_clone(web-research-digest) ⏺ Check(sapiom.json) · graph valid ⏺ MCP(sapiom_dev_agents_run_local) ✓ Local run passed no capability charge > ▁
from the blog
Field notes, launch stories, and practical guides from the team.
Announcing Sapiom’s $35 million Series A and the production infrastructure we spent eleven months building.
Read the storySapiom removes the infrastructure barriers to shipping and scaling agents, starting with the cost of execution.
Read articleThe fastest way to understand Sapiom is to run an agent locally, then deploy when you are ready.