Polyant

Polyant is a platform for building and operating teams of specialized AI agents inside an enterprise, built by Exelab, a systems integrator headquartered in Rome. Each agent has a defined role, tools, memory, rules and channels, configured in a web admin panel or in TypeScript. Agents can delegate work to one another, run on schedules, or wake on events through a proactive Room mode. Exelab announced Polyant on May 26, 2026, at its Agent ORG event in Milan, and the self-hosted runtime, admin panel, long-term memory, channels and audit logging are published on GitHub under the AGPLv3 license. On the open-source build, agents talk to people over Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp through Twilio and an OpenAI-compatible HTTP API, and they can be published to outside agent-to-agent (A2A) clients. Managed services add email, HubSpot Conversations, synchronous REST and inbound phone calls through Twilio. Agents can call tools from external MCP servers, a HubSpot plugin covers contacts, deals, tickets and other CRM records, and runs can be traced in LangSmith. The model provider is set per agent: Anthropic, OpenAI, or open-weight models through Nebius and AWS Bedrock. Polyant runs as a Docker container on the customer's own systems, in the customer's AWS, Azure or GCP account, or on Exelab infrastructure in an EU region. Every runtime decision is written to PostgreSQL tables in the customer's database, where compliance teams can query it with a standard SQL client. Polyant can be adopted three ways, and they combine. The self-hosted software is free under AGPLv3, with no license fee and no time limit, and the customer pays only for the infrastructure it runs on. Exelab's managed services come in three plans, each priced per case. Core covers 1 to 3 agents on one business function, with a 99.9% uptime SLA, 90-day audit retention and Exelab infrastructure in an EU region. Advanced covers 1 to 10 agents on two or three functions in a regulated context, with a four-hour response time in business hours and 12-month audit retention. It adds a registry for DORA, IVASS and AGENAS audits and the ten runtime governance controls. Ultra covers 1 to 20 or more agents across divisions, with deployment in the customer's cloud account, on-premises or multi-region, a 24/7 watch and enterprise SSO over SAML or OIDC. Exelab professional services build the agents, priced at the end of a discovery phase. The self-hosted build includes the audit log, while the governance controls, compliance reporting and a contractual SLA come with the managed plans. Self-hosted support runs through the community unless Exelab support is added. Model costs are not included on any plan: the customer pays Anthropic, OpenAI, AWS Bedrock or Nebius directly. With Exelab services, the vendor quotes 4 to 8 weeks to a first agent in production and 8 to 12 weeks for a coordinated squad of agents. Polyant suits enterprises in regulated European industries that want teams of agents on infrastructure they choose, with the code and the audit trail open to inspection. Organizations already standardized on Microsoft 365 that want agents built inside that stack should consider Microsoft Copilot Studio. Teams whose customer data lives in Salesforce should look at Salesforce Agentforce, and technical teams that want self-hosted workflow automation across a wide library of app integrations should look at n8n. Current state Q4 2026: Polyant 1.2.0 was released on October 12, 2026. Exelab runs an ISO 27001-certified information security management system and states that its scope covers the products it builds, including Polyant. Exelab is a HubSpot Elite Solutions Partner and a Twilio Gold Partner. Polyant does not yet have a review profile on G2, Capterra or Product Hunt.