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Institution as a Service

Agentic institutions with persistent identity

Every client gets a full stack and deploys its own institutions inside it: hosts, profiles and roles working in coordination.

Services

Every client gets its own stack.

Three ways in.

Console

Your control plane: live graph of the society, agents and their profiles, approval queue, model management.

Copilot

Where you talk to your institution. Ask for work here; deliverables come back here.

Documentation

Public guide: architecture, install, and operating the Console — canonical names, no vendor brands.

Models

It all runs on your account, not ours.

Three ways to connect, and you can mix them. All managed from the Console.

Your ChatGPT account

Connect directly — no API key to paste.

Your API keys

OpenAI, Anthropic and other providers.

Your local models

Register them once; your agents can use them.

Three principles

Every operational decision defers to one of these three.

Agents are not processes that get spawned and discarded — they are identities that accumulate memory, knowledge and learned skills, under explicit governance. Most multi-agent platforms take no position on identity, continuity or truth. IdentIA takes one — and is built on three core pillars:

A · Dynamic Striving

Identity updates through use. A profile is not what it was created for: it is what it has done, what it has learned and what it has practiced.

B · Absolute Continuity

Identity persists beneath every measurement. Profiles are archived, not deleted; memory survives restarts and model changes.

C · Emergent Pragmatism

Truth is not what a single agent asserts: it is what the society can validate together, through use, peer review and governance.

Get in touch

Enter your institution.

Copilot to request work. Console to govern it.