Coding agents sharing a repo. AI swarms working toward a goal. Drones, humanoids and robot fleets sharing space. Before any of them acts on something shared, it asks Cascade. One gets it, the others are told who has it and move on, and every decision gets a receipt anyone can check.
Read cascadedynamics.ai/SKILL.md and show me where Cascade fits across all my projects
Without it, the second write silently wipes the first. The hook is one small file. It runs before every edit and needs no change to how you prompt.
Tested with each tool's documented hook format: 13 of 13 cases, including a crashed session and the API being down. Free to start: 1,000 decisions before you verify your email, 1,000,000 after.
The future is already here, and it moves faster than anyone can watch. When thousands of agents act at once, “what happened?” needs an answer you can prove — to your team, your customers and your auditors. You can’t afford to run them blind.
Your models decide what to do. Cascade decides who does it, across the whole fleet as it happens, and signs every decision so anyone can check how and why — without having to trust us. Receipts check out fully offline, and on-prem, air-gapped deployment for the field is coming soon. Scale you can stand behind: the responsible next step for autonomous AI.
Keep the tools and the model you use. Cascade adds the layer they leave out: coordinating every agent at scale, and a record of every decision you can inspect and prove.
Give your agents one goal and a way to check it. Each agent picks a task, does it, and adds what it learned as new tasks, so the plan grows while they work. Cascade is the referee underneath: one agent per task, one writer on the plan at a time, and a signed receipt for every handoff. Any model, any agent framework, no extra tokens.
Tested on our machine, 2026-10-19: 6 agents, a 40-task goal, one agent killed mid-task in every run. 5 of 5 runs reached the goal in about 4–5 s, each task done once, 0 double holds.
Every fleet hits the same wall. Agents reach for the same task, the same airspace, the same ticket — and afterwards nobody can say who decided what, or why. You can ask an AI model to referee: pay for every call, wait on it, and get a different answer next time. Or you can put a referee there that never guesses.
Your AI model is great at deciding what to do. It is the wrong tool for deciding who gets to do it. Cascade does only that part.
One API and one trail of receipts for both. The difference is only what a mistake costs you.
Humanoids, drone swarms, robotaxis, warehouse fleets, field robots, satellites, defense systems. When two of them want the same space, the decision has to be right the first time — and provable afterward.
Planners, tool swarms, game AI, simulations. Nothing crashes — you just pay twice, three times, for the same result, and never find out where it went.
One API, both tracks. Which means the third is whatever you point it at — swarm simulation, market making, a thousand NPCs sharing one world state. Go find out.
Each dot on the ring is an agent. When one is given a job, a line is drawn; the moment it is decided, the decision is signed and a tick lands on the edge. What you are watching is the audit trail being written — there is no second system recording it later.
Four checks run on your own machine, offline, against our published public key. Flip the switch and we change one byte of one decision — then watch the checks catch it.
One call to ask for a job, one to hand it back. If another agent already has it, you are told to wait — no race. Every decision is recorded automatically, and your bill is counted from the same signed record.
No model in the loop, and an after-action certificate that verifies on an air-gapped laptop with nothing but our public key — that works today. Full on-prem, disconnected deployment, with nothing leaving your perimeter, is coming soon.
Two spacecraft must never book the same ground station at the same moment, and no operator wants to discover that conflict from the telemetry afterwards — so Cascade decides it up front, and signs what it decided.
Start on the free beta. Upgrade to Builder when you go to production, or add top-ups when you need more. Cancel anytime. Your bill is counted from the same signed record as your receipts, so you can check every invoice yourself.
Free API key, public beta, no sales call. Try tampering with a receipt and see if we catch it.