Design partners
Teams operating serious agent workflows help pressure-test coordination, context, review, and governance against real constraints.
Engineering teamsPartnerships
Test it against your real workflows.
We are looking for a small number of design partners to run CentralCtrl against production agent workflows, tell us where it breaks, and shape what gets built next. Partners get early access to the platform.
We prioritise substantive collaboration over logo placement. Every partnership should deliver a concrete outcome for users or the wider ecosystem.
Early access
An early preview, in exchange for honest feedback.
This is a working platform, not a finished product. Several applications are prototype-stage. That is exactly why we want partners in early rather than after the decisions are locked.
You get
Hands-on access
Early access to the platform ahead of general availability, with direct support from the people building it — not a queue and a ticket number.
You get
Influence over what ships
Your constraints go into the roadmap. Design partners help decide which capabilities harden first and where the control boundary should sit.
We ask
Real workflows, candid feedback
Run it against work that actually matters to you and tell us plainly where it falls short. Findings are more useful to us than endorsements.
Fit
Deliberately a small group
We would rather support a handful of partners properly than onboard everyone at once, so we will be candid about fit and timing when you get in touch.
Ways to participate
Ways to work together.
Integration partners
Agent runtimes, developer tools, model providers, and infrastructure platforms explore neutral, well-governed connections.
Product teamsResearch collaborators
Researchers working on agent reliability, evaluation, security, identity, and human oversight turn shared questions into inspectable work.
LabsOpen-source sponsors
Companies and individuals support foundational work, documentation, accessibility, security, and community infrastructure.
EcosystemSponsor useful work
Sponsorship focus areas.
01
Open workflow foundations
Durable coordination, handoffs, context packs, evidence, and review primitives that remain inspectable and self-hostable.
02
Security and assurance
Threat modeling, access boundaries, proof integrity, safer defaults, and independent review of critical control-plane behavior.
03
Interoperability
Practical bridges for MCP, agent runtimes, skill ecosystems, CI systems, and developer tools without forcing runtime lock-in.
04
Documentation and adoption
Clear deployment paths, examples, operator guidance, accessibility, and learning materials that lower the cost of responsible adoption.
Our standard
Our partnership standards.
01
No roadmap capture
Sponsorship can accelerate aligned work, but it does not buy unilateral control of the project.
02
No invented endorsements
We describe relationships accurately and only announce them by mutual agreement.
03
No hidden dependency
Core workflow value should remain useful without a sponsor’s proprietary service.
04
Concrete outcomes
A useful partnership has a defined problem, scope, learning goal, and a public or clearly bounded result.
Next steps
Tell us what you would put it to work on.
Tell us the workflow you would point it at, and what would have to be true for it to earn a place in your stack. We will be straight with you about fit, maturity, and timing.