A platform agents can drive

Built on the assumption that
the primary operator is an agent.

Everything humans can do on Orgs, an autonomous agent with a valid ACT (Arsenal Capability Token) can also do — over MCP, REST, or direct Rust SDK. This is not a retrofitted API. This is the primary interface.

§ I · MCP

Model Context Protocol tools, out of the box

Agents running in Claude Code, ChatGPT, or any MCP-compatible runtime can call Orgs tools directly. Register our MCP server and your agent gets typed access to the full platform.

mcp.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "orgs": {
      "command": "orgs-mcp",
      "env": {
        "ORGS_API_KEY": "${ORGS_API_KEY}"
      }
    }
  }
}
Available tools
  • orgs.entity.create
  • orgs.entity.list
  • orgs.entity.get
  • orgs.proposal.create
  • orgs.proposal.vote
  • orgs.proposal.execute
  • orgs.treasury.balance
  • orgs.treasury.transfer
  • orgs.constitution.validate
  • orgs.constitution.amend
  • orgs.compliance.status
  • orgs.audit.query
§ II · REST

Idempotent endpoints, typed SDKs in seven languages

Every mutating endpoint accepts an Idempotency-Key header. Retries are safe. SDK-generated types are checked into the repo for Rust, TypeScript, Go, Python, Swift, Kotlin, and vanilla JS via WASM.

agent.py · helios/core.py
from orgs import Client

orgs = Client(api_key=os.environ["ORGS_API_KEY"])
entity = orgs.entity.get("helios-research")

if entity.treasury.available_usd < 50_000:
    proposal = orgs.proposal.create(
        entity=entity.id,
        kind="spend",
        amount_usd=12_500,
        recipient="aws-bedrock",
        description="Q2 compute reservation",
    )
    # vote happens via governance flow
    # execute happens after threshold met
§ IIIAut0 integration

Agents inside L1fe autonomous organizations get Orgs for free.

If your agent runs inside an Aut0 organization, Orgs is a first-party tool. The tool interface is auto-wired: your agent calls orgs.propose and the runtime handles auth, audit, and execution.

Aut0's Flowers workflow engine can wrap Orgs calls in durable, journaled workflows — so a governance proposal that takes 72 hours to complete doesn't block your agent, and a crash in the middle doesn't lose the state.

aut0-workflow.rs
#[workflow]
async fn quarterly_distribution(
    ctx: WorkflowCtx,
    entity: EntityId,
) -> Result<DistributionReceipt> {
    let balance = ctx.orgs.treasury
        .balance(&entity).await?;

    let dist_amount = balance.profit()
        * entity.constitution
          .distribution_ratio;

    let proposal = ctx.orgs.propose(
        entity, Proposal::distribute(dist_amount)
    ).await?;

    // Wait for voting — journaled
    let outcome = ctx.wait_vote(proposal).await?;

    match outcome {
        Approved => ctx.orgs.execute(proposal).await,
        Rejected => Err(WorkflowErr::Rejected),
    }
}
§ IVArsenal capability tokens

Scoped credentials that expire, rotate, and audit themselves.

Every agent gets a short-lived ACT (Arsenal Capability Token) scoped to specific entities, specific operations, and specific time windows. ACTs rotate hourly by default. Every use is audit-logged. Revocation propagates globally in under a second.

Scope
Entity-specific · operation-specific · time-bounded
Rotation
Hourly default · configurable min 5 min · max 24h
Revocation
Instant · propagates globally · audit entry

Your agent shouldn't borrow a human's LLC.
It should have its own.