Jengo
Platform Engine

An agent has no permissions.It inherits yours.

The engine runs every step as the person who triggered it. An agent started by a relationship manager sees what that relationship manager is allowed to see — not one row more, in your directory and in your core banking alike.

Permissioned execution

What the engine doeson every run.

The same engine for all your agents. Your context layers change the outcome, not the code that executes them.

Step 01

Inherited identity

The agent takes on the identity of whoever triggered it, from your directory. Row-level permissions in your systems apply without being copied anywhere else.

Step 02

Declared tools

An agent can only call the tools Studio gave it. No discovery at runtime, no improvised call into a system nobody approved.

Step 03

Model routing

The model is chosen per step, not per agent. A private model hosted with you by default, a frontier model on the complex steps, automatic fallback when one is unavailable.

Step 04

Signed trail

Every tool call, decision and approval is logged as it happens. The trail is replayable and exportable to your SIEM.

Models

Any model,without rewriting code.

Frontier or private, your call. Jengo handles routing, fallback and cost. Change provider without touching your agents.

ModelsRouted per step
Private model, hosted with youdefault
Frontier model, provider of your choicecomplex steps
Open-weights modelvolume
Automatic fallbackif unavailable
Next step

An engine that respectsyour access rights.

Talk to us about your project

Thirty minutes to scope the process, the systems and the approvals. Or write to us at [email protected]