Platform
Components
Ringinx is a multi-tenant platform delivered as a set of composable components. Each component is independently deployable and configurable within a customer workspace.
MCP servers
Managed Model Context Protocol servers that expose tools, resources, and data sources to AI agents and MCP-aware clients. Servers are deployed inside Ringinx's managed environment and follow shared authentication and observability conventions.
Agents
Long-running and on-demand AI agents that perform work on behalf of users or other agents. Agents are built from templates that define their model, tools, permissions, and how they integrate with the rest of the platform.
Agent Hub
Routing layer that lets agents discover, message, and delegate work to other agents. Provides a uniform addressing model so flows composed of multiple agents can run reliably across deployments.
Context Hub
Centralized store and broker for context shared between agents and external systems. Aggregates state from agents and from integrations (for example, Slack), and serves it back into agent runs as needed.
Scheduler
Time- and event-based scheduler for dispatching context and instructions to agents. Supports recurring jobs, one-off runs, and external triggers.
Agent Router
Routing engine that composes multi-step flows by selecting the appropriate agent for each step. Simpler tasks can be sent to lighter, faster models; more complex tasks can be escalated to more capable models.
Apps
Deployable units that customers can install onto their workspace. Includes prebuilt template apps (for example, integrations with widely used SaaS platforms) and the ability to build custom apps from a template.
Where it runs
The Ringinx platform is hosted on Google Cloud Platform.
Components are deployed as virtual machines, Cloud Run services,
and Cloud Run jobs. Customer data is stored in the United States,
with us-central1 as the
default region. Customers who require operation within their own
cloud environment may connect their own Google Cloud and Google
billing accounts.
Integrations
Ringinx apps and agents can integrate with a range of external systems. Integrations are activated only when explicitly authorized by a customer. Currently supported integrations include:
- Amazon Web Services (operations and read-only management)
- Slack (messaging and context capture)
Available integrations evolve over time. Specific integration scope and capabilities are documented within the platform.
Access
Ringinx access is granted at the organization level. Once your organization's domain is approved, anyone with an email address on that domain can create an account on the platform.