The engine for Forward Deployed Engineers.

The substrate your operations run on. Long-lived processes with replicated state. A standard library of forkable primitives. Built for engineers shipping AI in production.

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DRAGOPS visual editor showing a pattern with connected nodes

Event

OnWebhook

source"crowdstrike"
event"alert.created"

Pattern run completed

12ms · 4 nodes

Success

Runtime

A runtime, not a worker pool.

Most automation tools spin up infrastructure per event. DRAGOPS doesn't. Patterns run as long-lived processes, isolated per workspace, with recovery built into the foundation.

Long-lived processes

One persistent process per stream.

DRAGOPS doesn't spawn infrastructure per event. Every stream, queue, and log source runs in a long-lived process. Connections stay warm. State survives. Event sources are first-class. Not cron jobs in disguise.

Per-workspace isolation

A runaway pattern stays in its lane.

Process isolation is per-workspace. A pattern that loops forever in one workspace can't affect another. Failures are bounded. Noisy neighbors don't exist.

Crash recovery

In-flight work survives failure.

When a process fails, supervision restarts it and restores its state. Nothing in flight is lost. Backpressure is built in. Sustained concurrent load doesn't drop work.

Bring your own assistant

Author with Claude Code, Cursor, or ChatGPT.

Connect over MCP and your assistant authors a pattern you can open, inspect, and fork. Swap models. Swap vendors. Keep what you built.

What teams are saying

Trusted by organizations that depend on automation.

We replaced dozens of internal scripts with workflows anyone on the team can read. Onboarding used to mean a week of walking someone through our custom code. Now they open the workflow and understand it immediately.

Operations Lead

Financial Services

The automation that used to break every quarter now runs on managed infrastructure we don't have to think about. Our team focuses on what to automate, not on keeping the automation alive.

Director of IT Operations

Healthcare

For the first time, someone other than the person who built it can actually maintain it. We stopped losing two weeks every time an engineer changed teams.

GRC Program Manager

Enterprise Software

Every alert triage path is now visible on a canvas. When something goes wrong, the answer is in the graph, not in someone's head.

Security Engineering Lead

FinTech

The team builds more workflows because the platform doesn't punish us for it. The ceiling is our creativity, not our seat count.

VP of Engineering

SaaS

Deterministic execution and a clear audit trail mean compliance reviews are a one-click export now. That alone paid for the platform.

Platform Engineer

Logistics

Organizations that depend on automation build on DRAGOPS. Just keep building.