AI Agents, unblocked.
Everything's AGI until your agent hits a wall. Ploton gives it infinite tools, real actions, and a way forward.
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Your agents keep getting stuck.
They follow a script until something unexpected happens, then they stop and page you. You end up babysitting what was supposed to be autonomous.
Breaks on anything unexpected
A missing env var, a changed API response, a rate limit. Pick one. Your workflow is dead.
No way to recover
Something fails and your agent just... stops. It can't figure out what went wrong or try something else.
You are the bottleneck
Every weird edge case loops back to you. That "autonomous" agent? It's a script that needs a human on call.
How it works
Your agent hits a wall. Ploton knocks it down. Three steps.
Your agent gets stuck
It needs to connect a service, ask a user for something, or deal with a problem it wasn't built for.
// Agent needs user's HubSpot data...It calls Ploton
One API call, plain English prompt. Ploton works out what to do.
await ploton.tasks.create({ prompt })Ploton handles it
OAuth, user prompts, third-party integrations. Done. Your agent gets the result back via webhook.
← task.complete { data: [...] }Tools your agents can use
Grab what you need from the community, or write your own. If there's an API for it, your agent can use it.
What you actually get
Not another orchestration framework. This is infrastructure that lets agents think for themselves.
Your agents decide what to do next on their own. No DAGs, no hardcoded steps. They figure out the plan as they go.
API down? Token expired? The agent finds another way. It works out what broke, picks a fallback, and keeps moving. You never get paged.
Every decision logged, every step traced. You can see exactly what your agent did and why, in real time.
REST endpoints. Any language, any stack. Just make HTTP calls.
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Try it. It's free.
Grab an API key and have your first agent running in a few minutes. No credit card, no sales call.
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