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Orchestrate the Work.Govern Every Run.

Lemma is the orchestration platform for AI that acts inside real operations: Workers built from States, Functions, and Connections, run durably, routed across any model, and reviewed by the people who own the outcome.

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Every Workflow Is a Graph.

A Worker is a graph of States: model calls, transforms, integrations, branches that run in parallel, and gates that wait for a person. Every step is observable and every edge is explicit, whether it was drawn on the canvas or written in the SDK. These are live drawings of that canvas.

A Drive Connection feeding two sheet reads, merged by a model pass, then a parallel State emailing on one branch and updating a sheet on the other.

Illustrative data. No services are called.

Six Primitives. Any Process.

Everything Lemma runs is built from six things. Learn them once and the same vocabulary holds in the canvas, the SDK, and the CLI. Terraform provider coming soon.

Workers

The unit of work: a complete, versioned, auditable process, from trigger to outcome.

States

The steps inside a Worker. Logic, transformation, flow control, and the gates that wait.

Connections

Credentialed links to the systems you already run, held per workspace and resolved at run time.

Functions

The calls a State can make. REST and gRPC, versioned, registered once, and reused everywhere.

Runs

One execution of a Worker: durable, resumable, and recorded step by step for review.

Context

The shared data layer every State reads and writes, queryable with jq at any step.

Connect What You Already Run.

A Connection is a credentialed link to a system, held once per workspace and resolved inside the run rather than pasted into it. Six hundred integrations ship ready, and you can add any API any time.

Held Once, Resolved at Run Time

Credentials live in the workspace, encrypted at rest and scoped by policy. A Worker never sees a secret; it sees a Connection it is allowed to use.

Six Hundred Integrations, Ready

Systems of record, messaging, data platforms, identity, and every major model provider, each with its Functions already registered.

Bring Your Own

Anything with an API becomes a Connection: register the Function, attach the credential, and it is available to every Worker in the workspace.

A Registry of Functions.

Functions turn any API into a versioned call, registered once and reusable from any State in any Worker. No API? Wrap it in a serverless Function and every Worker can call it.

Salesforce
Jira
Okta
HubSpot
Confluence
Datadog
Asana
Box
Elastic
Slack
GitHub
PagerDuty
Zendesk
GitLab
Stripe
Linear
Airtable
Splunk
Google Sheets
PostgreSQL
OpenAI
Google Drive
MongoDB
Google Cloud
Trello
MySQL
Twilio
Gmail
Snowflake
Anthropic
Notion
Databricks
AWS
Dropbox
BigQuery
SendGrid

Built for Your Industry.

One runtime, with Workers shaped to the work of each sector. Find yours.

Ship the Worker, Not the Platform.

Your code is the top layer. Everything under it, the API it calls, the runtime that executes it, and the governance floor it stands on, is already built, tested, and audited. The only thing you ship is the Worker.

Every way in reaches one gate into a governed runtimeCanvas, Python SDK, TypeScript SDK, CLI, REST API all reach Lemma through one door, the Lemma API, which checks that the caller is signed in and permitted to run the Worker. An illustrative run then takes four steps: Classify (Model routing), Find vendor (Connections), Approve (Human approval), Post to ERP (Durable execution). Every step runs as an identity you can trace, stays inside your tenant and is written to the audit trail; a step that calls another system uses an encrypted credential resolved at run time. Selected: Your code. Canvas, Python and TypeScript SDKs, CLI, REST API.LemmaCanvasPython SDKTypeScript SDKCLIREST APILemma APIAudit trailModelroutingConnectionsHumanapprovalDurableexecutionEvery way in reaches one gate into a governed runtimeCanvas, Python SDK, TypeScript SDK, CLI, REST API all reach Lemma through one door, the Lemma API, which checks that the caller is signed in and permitted to run the Worker. An illustrative run then takes four steps: Classify (Model routing), Find vendor (Connections), Approve (Human approval), Post to ERP (Durable execution). Every step runs as an identity you can trace, stays inside your tenant and is written to the audit trail; a step that calls another system uses an encrypted credential resolved at run time. Selected: Your code. Canvas, Python and TypeScript SDKs, CLI, REST API.LemmaCanvasPythonTypeScriptCLIRESTLemma APIAuditModel routingClassifyConnectionsFind vendorHuman approvalApproveDurable executionPost to ERP

Controlled Autonomy.

Agents That Reason, Plan, and Act — Within Bounds You Set.

Pure autonomy is a security incident waiting to happen. Pure control is just software. The enterprises winning with AI are building somewhere in the middle — letting agents work, with full visibility into what they did and why. That’s what we built Lemma for.

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Pure control

Scripted

Deterministic, capped by what you wrote down.

Where Lemma sits

Controlled Autonomy

Agents decide inside bounds you can inspect.

Pure autonomy

Unbounded

Fast to demo, impossible to defend in an audit.

Where Lemma Sits on the Autonomy Spectrum.

  1. Pure control

    Scripted

    Deterministic, capped by what you wrote down.

  2. Where Lemma sits

    Controlled Autonomy

    Agents decide inside bounds you can inspect.

  3. Pure autonomy

    Unbounded

    Fast to demo, impossible to defend in an audit.

One Platform.Not an Assembly.

Not a managed model service plus serverless functions plus a workflow orchestrator plus a year of glue code. One runtime, one registry, one record of every run, and a model layer that stays swappable so no Worker is married to a vendor.

See It in Action.

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