# ArchAgents > ArchAgents lets a software vendor package post-sales work (deployments, > integrations, migrations, upgrades, support) into an AI agent their > customer installs and runs in the customer's own org, with the > customer's own systems, data, credentials, and approvals. Installing it > connects the agent back to the vendor through a network, so the vendor > can steer it and step in when something needs help. Humans stay in the > loop. Canonical host: https://archagents.com ## Pages - Home: https://archagents.com/ - How it works / Architecture: https://archagents.com/architecture - Solutions catalog: https://archagents.com/marketplace - Live demos: https://archagents.com/demos - Pricing: https://archagents.com/pricing - Blog: https://archagents.com/blog ## How the runtime holds together across company lines The /architecture page explains five boundaries, each enforced by the runtime rather than left to trust. Deep detail is in the docs: - Isolation, per-org scoping: https://docs.archagents.com/docs/collaborate/cross-company-privacy - Field guards, checks on every reply before it sends: https://docs.archagents.com/docs/build-agents/field-guards - Knowledge, per-customer scoped recall: https://docs.archagents.com/docs/build-agents/knowledge - Versioned config and Solutions: https://docs.archagents.com/docs/build-agents/solutions - Embed in your own editor: https://docs.archagents.com/docs/operate-agents/embed ## For deeper technical detail - Full marketing text: https://archagents.com/llms-full.txt - Documentation index: https://docs.archagents.com/llms.txt - Full documentation text: https://docs.archagents.com/llms-full.txt ArchAgents is CLI-first. Install the CLI and discover commands with `archagent --help`, `archagent --help`, and `archagent resources`.