Smarter agents designed to work as a team
Each agent is carefully scaffolded from your SOPs and operating knowledge base and data, with its own memory, model, and detailed telemetry.
Pricing analyst
Checks pricing rules and escalates exceptions for review.
- 01Context retrievedSOPs and relevant cases
- 02Rule checkedSkill and tool use recorded
- 03Review requestedException held for a person
What shapes the team
What the business says. What it actually does.
Corin combines declared knowledge with operating history to propose the right roles and relationships. You review the design and control what each agent can use.
Agent DNA
Create smarter, data-driven agents with unparalleled telemetry.
Each agent comes fully equipped with your business knowledge and operations data, the best model fit to its goal, and a wealth of performance and contextual data to share. Through the Agent2Agent (A2A) protocol, it can collaborate with compatible agents from other vendors when connected.
Agents & responsibilities
Give each part of the outcome a clear owner, with explicit handoffs rather than overlapping generalist roles.
Models
Assign each agent's model independently, even from different vendors. Change one role without reconfiguring the team.
Memory & context
Attach the SOPs, business history and task state a role needs, within its access boundaries.
Skills & tools
Give agents reusable capabilities and only the tools their responsibilities and permissions allow.
Collaboration
Coordinate with other Corin agents and connected, A2A-compatible agents from other vendors.
Controls
Place permissions and human checkpoints before consequential actions. Record who approved and what changed.
Telemetry & evaluation
Take away the guesswork when fine-tuning agents.
Every agent comes with a history you can inspect and changes you can test. Built-in Langfuse retains detailed logs of agent and model choices, tool calls, handoffs, tokens, latency, cost, and outcomes. Use that history to debug a run and backtest a proposed change against past work.
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I would like to change the model to Qwen3.8-Max. What are the implications?
Keep reviewed outcomes where available.
Preserve the original trace for comparison.
Tokens, latency, cost and task quality where measured.
Durable work
One task can last weeks or months.
A schedule starts a new task each time. Corin can keep the same work item open across agents, people and external waits.
Temporal stores its state. When a reply or approval arrives, work resumes at the pending step.
Open source for builders
Inspect the agent. Adapt the parts that matter.
Start with an example. Review its configuration and traces, then adapt the model, memory, skills, tools and permissions to your work.