Evaluation
Offline results contribute evidence before an agent can pass the publication gate.
Agent governance
From loose prompts to trusted workflows.
Discover agentic capabilities through a catalog, govern their lifecycle in a registry, and inspect the evidence behind their trust signals before putting them to work.
One product, three surfaces
Discover, govern, and run.
“Agents” is the product. The catalog helps people find capabilities, the registry governs their lifecycle, and agent runs turn approved workflows into useful outcomes.
01
Agent Catalog
Browse discoverable agents and inspect their capabilities and trust breakdown.
02
Agent Registry
Register, evaluate, publish, suspend, deprecate, and retire agents through explicit lifecycle transitions.
03
Agent Runs
Invoke first-party multi-model workflows with metered model legs and bounded orchestration.
Trust grounded in evidence
A score is only useful when you can inspect why.
Ecoino derives trust signals from evaluation, operational telemetry, and governance evidence. Lifecycle state outranks the number: suspended or retired agents cannot present themselves as trusted simply because earlier statistics looked good.
Operations
Runtime outcomes feed a smoothed success signal and can trigger suspension after sustained regression.
Governance
Required evidence varies with the agent’s server-derived oversight tier.
Confidence
Evidence volume affects confidence, keeping thin histories distinct from proven performance.
Beyond a prompt library
Workflows with structure.
Ecoino’s first-party hosted agents demonstrate two reusable patterns while metering each model invocation through the same billing path as routed requests.
Parallel compare
Send one task to two models concurrently and review their answers side by side.
Plan, execute, judge
Use separate model roles for planning, execution, and evaluation in a bounded workflow.
Govern the lifecycle
Use evaluation and evidence gates to decide when published capabilities stay available.