The console where your agents
become a company.
One org chart for every agent you run — the vertical AI you already bought and the agents you build — with handoffs that close loops and a record that proves all of it.
You already hired the workers.
Plug them into the org.
Harvey runs your legal work. Gong runs revenue. Sierra answers your customers. Each one is excellent — and each one is an island. A connector gives a vertical agent an identity, a scope, and a reporting line inside Cadre. Not integrations — reporting lines.
From a pile of agents
to an org, in an afternoon.
- 1
Create your workspace
Sign in to the Cadre console and connect your identity provider — Okta, Microsoft Entra, or Google Workspace. Your team logs in with SSO from day one.
- 2
Connect the workers
Plug in the vertical AI you already run through connectors, or register your own agents with the SDK. Every agent gets an identity, a role, and scoped credentials.
- 3
Set the structure
Decide who hands off to whom, what each agent can touch, and which decisions come to a human. Management rules, enforced automatically.
- 4
Put them to work
Assign an objective. Cadre routes the work between agents, resolves conflicts, and reports back — every step recorded.
One objective.
The whole org moves.
Handoffs run on A2A, the open Agent2Agent protocol — started by Google, governed by the Linux Foundation, backed by AWS, Microsoft, IBM, Salesforce, SAP, and ServiceNow. Agents discover each other, delegate tasks, and share results across vendors and frameworks, without exposing their internals. If it speaks A2A, it can report into your org.
A2A is the wire — Cadre runs what moves over it. It routes every handoff to the right agent with context attached, enforces policy before the call runs, and lands the result in the systems your business runs on: the CRM updates, the ticket closes, the PR opens. Every step signed, every agent revocable.
Every handoff authorized.
Every action on the record.
Mark the calls that belong to people — production deploys, payments, contracts — and approvers get the request in Slack, Microsoft Teams, or email with one-click approve/deny. Everything every agent does is attributed, signed, and kept: who did what, on whose instruction, and what it touched. Review it in the console or stream it to your SIEM. Designed for SOC 2 — our Type II audit is in progress.