What is getting in the way
A convincing chat demo is still not a product. It usually has no dependable home, no clear owner, no safe customer access, and no practical way to keep its knowledge and tools under control.
Agents
AI agent builder for a product you actually own
Prostir is an AI agent builder for turning a useful idea into an Agent with its own behavior, knowledge, tools, access rules, channels, and published identity.
What changes
Create one Agent that stays under your control, can work as a prompt Agent or coordinate owned Agents as a Workflow Agent, and can be published privately on its own HTTPS address and MCP endpoint.
Agents
How Prostir gets you there
Define the job
Describe what the Agent should handle, what it must refuse, and whether it answers directly or coordinates other Agents you own.
Add what it needs
Connect approved knowledge, tools, Skills, and customer channels without handing customers control of the Agent itself.
Choose access and publish
Review the access policy, then publish the Agent to its own HTTPS host with a stable MCP endpoint.
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What you can verify
- Each Agent keeps one canonical Prompt or Workflow definition instead of becoming a second hidden product.
- Knowledge, approved tools, Skills, messaging channels, and access settings remain attached to the Agent owner.
- New Agents start private with protected access; publication creates their own HTTPS Agent address.
A good fit if
- You have a repeatable expert, customer, or internal job that an owned Agent should handle.
- You want the delivery, access, and runtime around the Agent without assembling that backend yourself.
Not the right fit if
- You need an arbitrary SaaS interface or unrestricted application builder rather than an Agent product.
- You want customers to rewrite the Agent's instructions, tools, or shared knowledge.
Questions before you decide
Do I need to build the backend first?
No. You define the Agent and its approved capabilities in Prostir. Advanced integrations can still require provider setup, but you do not need to assemble the hosting, access, and MCP delivery layer first.
Does publishing make the Agent public to everyone?
No. New Agents are OAuth-protected by default. Anonymous access is a separate choice for an eligible free Agent and requires an explicit risk confirmation.
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Turn the useful demo into an owned Agent
Tell us the job, the people who should use it, and the knowledge or tools it needs. We will help you map the first honest Agent scope.