Adapt

Adapt positions itself as the operating layer for companies that want AI agents doing genuine work rather than demos. The company agent is the front end: it answers in Slack, email or a web app, reads from connected systems such as a CRM and mail, and carries out multi-step jobs. Because each run starts from what the previous run learned and uses the access rights of the requesting user, the agent stays inside existing permission boundaries instead of demanding a new security model.

Underneath the agent, Adapt exposes the infrastructure as separate products you can adopt individually or together. Sandboxes are isolated computers that run code outside your application, metered per second and free while parked. Storage keeps files and memories between runs so work compounds instead of resetting, and the model gateway routes requests to Claude, GPT, Gemini or other models through one API — you can switch models in configuration rather than rewriting code, use your own provider keys at no markup, or use Adapt's keys at list price plus a small surcharge.

For organisations that want the outcome without the build, Adapt offers AI Transformation Services: a roadmap for where agents fit, agents and infrastructure built and run on Adapt Cloud, in your VPC or on-premises, and ongoing upgrades, monitoring and incident response. A developer preview open-source company agent is also offered, which signals the platform is aimed at engineering teams as much as business users.