SOIT Framework

SOIT is a governed agent runtime and governance platform for teams that need AI agents to operate against real enterprise systems with clear control boundaries. It is open-source, self-hostable with a single Docker Compose command, and model-neutral.

The Framework documentation is organized around two entry points:

• Core explains the platform philosophy: Build, Execute, Observe, and Govern.
• Capabilities explains the concrete SOIT modules: agents, workflows, knowledge, models, plugins, runtime traces, identity, and security.

Use Getting Started to run SOIT locally, then move into Core and Capabilities to understand how the platform fits together.

What SOIT provides

• A spec-first model for agents, workflows, tools, knowledge, plugins, and runtime traces.
• A governed execution path where every external capability flows through policy-aware ports and adapters.
• A unified runtime ledger for runs, tasks, steps, artifacts, costs, traces, and replay evidence.
• Workspace-scoped governance for identity, permissions, secrets, egress, audit, and versioned releases.
• An OpenAI-compatible gateway and an MCP server, so code and MCP clients outside SOIT get the same governed, costed, audited path.

Why teams choose SOIT

• Agents you can put in front of real systems. Deny-by-default egress, secret references instead of plaintext, and audit evidence on every governed call.
• Executions you can explain. Every run records the exact published version it executed and leaves a replayable step-by-step trace.
• Releases you can trust. Immutable versions, append-only release ledgers, and regression evaluation as a publish gate.
• A stack you control. Self-hosted on PostgreSQL, Redis, Milvus, MinIO, and Vault, with OpenAI, OpenAI-compatible, DeepSeek, and Anthropic model paths.

Documentation sets

• Getting Started: installation, demo workspace, and local development setup.
• Core: the four platform pillars.
• Capabilities: user-facing product capabilities and how they connect.
• Developer Guides: contribution and engineering workflows.
• Architecture: backend, frontend, runtime, data, and event boundaries.
• API Reference: API surfaces and endpoint families by capability.
• Operations: deployment, configuration, editions and licenses, telemetry, upgrades, and troubleshooting.
• Releases: roadmap and release notes.

License

SOIT Community is released under the Apache License 2.0. Commercial use, self-hosting, and building products on top are unrestricted. Enterprise capabilities (SSO, advanced audit, high availability) belong to SOIT Enterprise and SOIT Cloud — for commercial inquiries, contact info@soit.ai. How the runtime applies an Enterprise license is described in Editions and Licenses.