AI Agents

Build Autonomous AI That Gets Things Done

Create intelligent agents that reason, plan, and execute complex tasks across your entire tech stack. No PhD required.

Agent Capabilities

Build agents that can think, reason, and act autonomously while staying within the boundaries you define.

Goal-Oriented Reasoning

Agents understand complex goals and break them down into actionable steps automatically.

Tool & API Access

Connect agents to any API, database, or service. They autonomously decide when and how to use tools.

Iterative Execution

Agents can retry failed actions, adapt strategies, and learn from outcomes in real time.

Natural Language Interface

Interact with agents using natural language. No complex configurations needed.

Built-in Guardrails

Safety controls, approval workflows, and governance to keep agents within bounds.

Full Audit Trail

Every agent action is logged. See exactly what decisions were made and why.

How AI Agents Work

Lither agents combine large language models with tool access and memory to perform complex, multi-step tasks autonomously. You go from idea to a deployed agent in four steps.

  • Define the goal in natural language
  • Connect the APIs, databases, and services the agent can use
  • Set guardrails: safety limits, approvals, and governance rules
  • Deploy and trigger via API, webhook, schedule, or chat interface

What Can You Build?

From customer support to DevOps, AI agents automate complex workflows across every department. A few of the most common patterns teams ship on Lither:

  • Customer support agents that search your knowledge base, create tickets, and escalate when needed
  • Data analysis agents that query databases, generate charts, and deliver scheduled reports
  • Sales automation agents that score leads, book meetings, and keep the CRM up to date
  • DevOps agents that triage alerts, analyze logs, run runbooks, and respond to incidents

Multi-Model Support

Use any LLM provider. Switch models per agent based on cost, speed, or capability requirements, without rewriting your workflow. Lither stays provider-agnostic so you are never locked in.

  • Leading hosted providers across reasoning and chat models
  • Local and self-hosted models for privacy-sensitive workloads
  • Any OpenAI-compatible API as a custom provider
  • Per-agent model selection so each task runs on the right engine

Agent Architecture

Every agent follows the same clear loop. A user request or trigger arrives over chat, API, webhook, or schedule. The LLM brain reasons and plans, the tool executor makes the API calls and takes actions, and memory holds the context and history. Connected services like databases, CRMs, Slack, and email do the real work.

  • Triggers: chat, API, webhook, schedule
  • LLM brain for reasoning and planning
  • Tool executor for API calls and actions
  • Memory for context and history across steps

Agents Built to Scale

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an AI agent in Lither?

An AI agent combines a large language model with tool access and memory to carry out complex, multi-step tasks autonomously. You define a goal in natural language, the agent reasons about it, plans the steps, and uses the tools you grant to get the work done.

Which model providers can I use?

Lither is provider-agnostic. You can use leading hosted providers, run local or self-hosted models for privacy-sensitive workloads, or connect any OpenAI-compatible API as a custom provider. You can also pick a different model per agent based on cost, speed, or capability.

How do I keep agents safe and within bounds?

Every agent runs with built-in guardrails: configurable safety limits such as a maximum number of iterations, approval workflows that pause sensitive actions for a human to review, and governance rules. Every action is written to a full audit trail so you can see exactly what was done and why.

How are agents triggered?

Agents can be triggered four ways: through a chat interface, via an API call, from a webhook, or on a schedule. The same agent can be reachable across all of them, so you can wire it into whichever workflow fits.

What can agents connect to?

Agents can connect to any API, database, or service. Common integrations include knowledge bases, CRMs, ticketing systems, Slack, and email, and they autonomously decide when and how to use each tool to accomplish the goal.

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