Closed technical-peer alpha

Symantia

Build operational software at the level of the process.

Symantia is a web-first, full-stack operational runtime. Define the process once and give it durable state, governed actions, audit history, worker execution, agent access, and an authenticated live interface.

Open developer portal Why Symantia

The hidden operational stack

An operational state change is never just a button click.

Approve a claim, release a shipment, resolve an incident, or advance an onboarding case—and state, authority, valid input, concurrency, persistence, audit, and follow-on work must all agree. Conventional applications scatter that contract across routes, tables, jobs, and UI code, creating synchronization work and room for drift. Symantia gives the process one executable home: define what may happen once, then carry that meaning through every actor, interface, commit, and worker. You get less coordination code and a stronger account of what was allowed, what happened, and who caused it.

Define the contract onceModel states, legal actions, inputs, guards, and effects as one executable process.
Commit the operational factPersist state, context, history, attribution, receipts, and worker intent together.
Serve every actorPeople, services, and agents act through the same server-authoritative process boundary.

An approval button above a cutaway Symantia runtime where state, authority, persistence, audit, workers, live UI, people, services, and agents converge through one boundary. — One visible action. One governed transition. One durable operational fact.

One executable home

Give operational meaning one authoritative runtime boundary.

Symantia keeps process state, authority, legal actions, history, and durable effect intent together instead of repeating their meaning across the stack.

Executable process specs

Path-addressed operational objects

One source of runtime truth

Custom live UI

Low-code compression without a low-code ceiling.

Interpreters remain ordinary HTML, CSS, and JavaScript under the developer’s control. Symantia supplies the authenticated process object, actions, refresh, concurrency, and live lifecycle beneath the experience.

Developer-owned HTML and CSS

A dedicated URL for every process

Runtime-managed live lifecycle

Governed agent operability

Agent-ready means more than callable.

Humans, services, and agents discover current state, available actions, and required input through the same process contract. The server still enforces identity, authority, validation, transition legality, concurrency, and attribution when any actor acts.

One action boundary for every actor

Policy enforced at the API boundary

No prompt-only copy of process authority

Operational correctness

Compress the semantics without giving up the transaction boundary.

Symantia treats process transitions as serious writes. State, context, history, system facts, command receipts, and worker intent can commit together before external work begins.

Idempotency keys for safe retries

ETags for optimistic concurrency

Atomic state, history, receipt, and intent

Governed sidecar

Keep your system of record. Add a governed process around it.

Your application can remain authoritative for the shipment, claim, incident, or customer record. Symantia governs the operational life around it, including state, actions, history, workers, UI, and agent access.

No broad platform replacement

A bounded first workflow

Durable worker intent after commit

Developer dashboard

One visual workspace for every process in your app.

Inspect runtime status, process models, topology, interpreters, workers, events, and access around the same app exposed through the API, CLI, and SDK.

Symantia developer portal showing the Getting Started app dashboard, runtime status, app details, and administrative surfaces. — The Getting Started app dashboard in the Symantia developer portal.

Developer surfaces

Build through an agent, the CLI, Python, or the portal.

Each development surface acts against the same runtime. Use the App Builder skill for prompt-to-application construction, the CLI for scriptable control, the Python SDK for programmatic application construction, process operation, services, and workers, or the portal for visual inspection.

Symantia SDK

from symantia import Symantia

sem = Symantia(
    base_url="https://api.symantia.com",
    key_id="SERVICE_KEY_ID",
    secret="SERVICE_SECRET",
)

approval = sem.app("APP_ID").node(
    "/shipments/SHP-42/exception"
)

approval.fire(
    "approve",
    body=dict(reason="ready"),
    idempotency_key="approve-shp-42",
)

print(approval.url())

Closed technical-peer alpha

Start with one bounded operational process.

Keep the existing system of record and give the process around it durable state, governed actions, workers, history, UI, and agent access.