About Ploton
Ploton is how your agents deliver an AGI experience
You've seen how this goes. Your AI agent works fine for the first ten users, then someone's auth expires or a file comes in sideways. The agent freezes, throws a generic error, or loops in a human to babysit it. Meanwhile, your team spends half its sprint writing retry logic instead of shipping the product.
Ploton is the infrastructure layer that lets your agent actually do things. Need to pull data from Salesforce to personalize an email? Ploton handles it. User uploaded a HEIC photo and your service needs a JPEG? Ploton spins up a tool and converts it. Agent needs to check inventory across three warehouses before responding? One API call. Your agent just describes what needs to happen and Ploton figures out the rest.
Why most agents only work for the easy cases
weeks
to make one agent production-ready
months
handling every user's edge case
never done
because new things keep breaking
Shipping an AGI-like experience means your agent needs to do a thousand small things. Resize an image before attaching it. Pull a customer's order history before drafting a response. Convert a spreadsheet into a format another service accepts. Summarize a 40-page PDF so the next step doesn't choke. Each one only matters for a few percent of users - but add them all up and suddenly half your users aren't getting the experience they signed up for.
The agent isn't dumb. It just doesn't have the tools or the awareness to deal with the messy parts. So it stops, or it asks someone for help, or it pretends nothing happened.
Ploton gives your agent the ability to handle all of it. Your agent just says what needs to happen - Ploton figures out how. And when a user hits trouble, Ploton catches it and keeps things moving instead of going quiet.
How we think about this
HTTP-first, no SDKs
If it can make an HTTP request, it can use Ploton. Python, Go, a bash script, whatever. We're not going to make you install a library to talk to an API.
Agents aren't microservices
Most infra assumes the caller asks once and knows what it wants. Agents change their minds mid-request, retry with different parameters, and half-succeed. We built for that from day one.
Everything is logged
Every tool call, retry, and auth handshake is traceable. When something breaks at 3am, you open one dashboard, not five.
Who's building this
Hitesh Joshi
Founder & CEO
Former CTO at Qred (Nordic fintech). Years of distributed systems and SaaS before that. Based in Stockholm.
Started Ploton after watching too many teams burn months building the same auth and retry plumbing around their agents. Someone should just build the infra layer, so I did.