Now Supporting Multi-agent Workflows
Ship agents that actually finish the job
Baton is the runtime for production AI agents. Typed tool contracts, evals on every change, and a trace for every decision — so you can ship without guessing what it did.

TRUSTED BY TEAMS RUNNING AGENTS IN PRODUCTION
Platform
Four primitives, one control plane
The Difference
Every agent demos well. Baton is for what happens next
The same four moments decide whether an agent survives contact with real customers. Here is how each one goes.
Without Baton
A tool call fails on a malformed argument in production.
You hear about the regression from a customer, three days late.
Debugging means grepping logs across four services.
The agent guesses when grounding confidence drops.
With Baton
Schema validation rejects the call before your handler runs.
The eval suite blocks the deploy that caused it.
One trace shows every span, token, and decision in order.
It hands off to a person with the full transcript attached.
Outcomes
What changes the week after you ship
Numbers from teams that moved an agent off a homegrown wrapper and onto Baton. Same models, same tools — a runtime that tells you what happened.
94%
of runs finish without a human
+31 pts vs. before
20 min
median time to diagnose a bad run
down from two days
3.2×
more agents shipped per quarter
same headcount
0
malformed tool calls in production
since typed contracts
Runs /
New run
diagnose the refund failures
Intent · triage workflow · 4 steps
1
Pull the failing run traces
2
Re-run evals on the tool call
3
Draft the fix for review
4
Post the summary in #oncall
Workflow
Define, evaluate, ship, operate
The same loop your services already follow, with the agent treated like any other deployable. Pick a stage to see what it looks like.
Define
Declare the agent, its tools, and its guardrails in code. Contracts are typed and versioned alongside the service that owns them.
Evaluate
Ship
Operate
Agent Definition
v1.8.0
RUNTIME
Hosted
managed
VPC
your cloud
Custom
endpoint
TOOLS
search
4 args
fetch
1 arg
invoices
2 args
Strict schema validation
Reject malformed calls
Save definition
Diff
Why Baton
Built for the part after the demo
Prototypes are easy. Baton is for the months afterwards, when the agent is in front of customers and every failure has a name attached to it.
Every decision leaves a trace
One span per tool call, with arguments, timing, and the eval scores that gated the result — queryable for 90 days.
resolved

grounding
0.94
citation coverage
1.00
latency p95
1.4s
Evals gate every deploy
A regression below your floor fails the build, not the customer.
1.4s
median p95
99.95%
runtime uptime
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string
limit
number
status
enum
cursor
string
customer_id
string
amount
number
currency
enum
reason
string
idempotency_key
string
dry_run
boolean
Typed tool contracts
Arguments are validated against your schema before a handler ever runs.
confidence 0.62 · below threshold
Paged @oncall · transcript attached
agent stopped · awaiting reviewer
Handoff before harm
Below your threshold the agent stops and escalates instead of guessing.
INTEGRATIONS
Keep your stack. Baton meets it there
Every model provider, warehouse, and tool your agents already call. Declare it once as a typed contract and Baton traces every hop.
Pricing
Priced on runs, not seats
Every plan includes typed tool contracts, evals, and full traces. You pay for what your agents actually execute.
Developer
For prototypes and weekend builds
$0
forever
10K agent runs / month
3 tool contracts
7-day trace retention
Community support
Team
Most popular
For teams running agents in production
$400
/month
500K agent runs / month
Unlimited tool contracts
90-day trace retention
Eval suites on every deploy
Human handoff routing
Shared Slack channel
Enterprise
For regulated and high-volume workloads
Custom
annual
Unlimited agent runs
Self-hosted or in your VPC
1-year trace retention
SSO, SAML, and audit logs
99.99% uptime SLA
Dedicated support engineer
Customers
Teams who stopped guessing
Teams who moved agents out of a prototype and into something they trust on a Friday afternoon.






We were shipping agents on a homegrown wrapper and had no idea why they failed. Baton’s traces cut our mean time to diagnosis from two days to about twenty minutes.
Priya Raghunathan
Staff Engineer, Corvid Health
FAQ
Questions engineers actually ask
The things teams want settled before they put an agent in front of a customer.
Still deciding?
Read the quickstart and get a live trace out of your own agent in about ten minutes.



