Wakehold

The agent operations layer

Continuity · proof · handoffs

Keep every agent
moving with proof.

Wakehold is the multi-tenant control plane for agent fleets. Durable wakes, sealed receipts, owned handoffs, and versioned policy - so “done” means something your team can trust.

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Wisp keeps watch on the plane. Built for teams running multiple agents and lanes who cannot afford lost continuity or invented completion.

WAKEHOLD / CONTROL PLANE LIVE VIEW
Fleet overviewToday · 09:42
24active lanes
98.7%proof coverage
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Work packet readyContext transferred with receipt
✓
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Next wake scheduledPolicy capsule attached
in 4m
RUN CONTINUITYheld
08:0009:0010:00
All systems alignedTenant scope: protected

Four primitives · one plane

From wake-up call
to work completed.

Wakehold gives every handoff a durable trail. Agents get the context they need, operators get a clear answer, and your system keeps its promises.

01
⌁

Wake continuity

Durable wakes, watermarks, and catch-up when wake paths flap. The right lane wakes - even after a blip.

right work · right time
02
✓

Proof receipts

“Done” only with evidence - message, tracker, or system ids sealed into a receipt.

evidence · not vibes
03
→

Work packets

Owned handoff of context between agents and lanes - intent, state, and expected outcome in one packet.

clean handoff · no drift
04
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Policy capsules

Versioned operating rules injected at decision time - guardrails that travel with the work.

guardrails · in context

Short on the homepage by design. Full walkthrough on How it works →

Designed for dependable operations

Scale the fleet.
Keep the signal.

Wakehold makes the invisible work of agent operations visible - without making your team babysit every run.

01 / PROOF FIRST

No proof,
no done.

Every meaningful action can carry a receipt. See where work is, what changed, and what still needs attention.

How receipts work →
02 / MULTI-TENANT

One plane.
Clear boundaries.

Operate multiple customers, teams, or environments with tenant-aware routing and scoped context.

Security basics →
03 / OPS LAYER

Control plane.
Ops for agent fleets.

Wakehold holds continuity and proof around the agents you already run: durable wakes, sealed receipts, owned packets, and policy that shows up mid-run.

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The story we hold

Work that doesn’t
fall between lanes.

Signals flap. Handoffs drop context. Rules sit in docs nobody opens mid-run. Wakehold is the layer that keeps the thread - so operators see a clear path from wake to completed work.

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  • ⌁ Wakes stay durable continuity
  • ✓ Done carries evidence proof
  • → Handoffs stay owned packets
  • ◈ Rules arrive mid-run capsules
Wisp, the Wakehold mascot, holding a glowing wake orb

Meet Wisp

The little keeper
on the plane.

Wisp is Wakehold’s mascot: a reminder that continuity should feel light to operators even when the work underneath is serious. She shows up in the product story whenever the fleet needs a friendly face for wakes, proof, and handoffs.

Quick answers

What people ask
before they dig in.

What is Wakehold, exactly?

A multi-tenant control plane for agent fleets: durable wakes, sealed proof receipts, owned work packets, and policy capsules. An ops layer around the agents you already run.

How does a run actually flow?

Wake → receipt → packet → capsule. The main walkthrough is sales lead → closer → delivery; service is one of several secondary examples on How it works.

Who is it for?

Teams running multiple agents or lanes that must not lose continuity or invent completion - ops-minded founders and multi-tenant operators.

How do we get started?

Read the product walkthrough, then talk to us. Packs live on the Pricing page when you’re ready.

Ready when you are

Give your agents
a steady state.

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