Overview
Decision Terrain is an enterprise AI agent platform that allows organizations to connect internal systems, create agents for workflows, and build on them through APIs and MCP. The platform provides persistent AI agents for enterprise, defense, intelligence, and government teams. It supports connecting agents to approved tools and data via APIs, MCP, and supported app connections, and enables building on the platform using DT’s API, webhooks, and MCP endpoint. Persistent agents can be created with owners, instructions, files, and history, and can include schedules, shared workspaces, and agent handoffs. The platform offers deployment options including customer-hosted or DT-hosted arrangements, with air-gapped deployment available on customer infrastructure. Security and governance features include identity and access management, human checkpoints, audit events forwarded to SIEM, and the ability for security tools to halt an agent through a scoped API. Decision Terrain serves enterprise, defense and intelligence, and government and public sector organizations, with optional forward-deployed engineers and independent consulting services available.
Pricing
Free
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Use Cases
- Teams use Decision Terrain to connect agents to internal systems and data through APIs, MCP, and supported app connections.
- Developers use Decision Terrain to start agent work from their own applications and bring results into existing workflows.
- Teams use Decision Terrain to create persistent agents with owners, instructions, files, and history.
- Organizations use Decision Terrain to deploy AI agents in air-gapped environments with internal inference and tools.
- Security teams use Decision Terrain to forward audit events to their SIEM and allow security tools to halt an agent through a scoped API.
- Enterprise teams use Decision Terrain to coordinate recurring work across teams and applications with shared context and defined access.
- Defense and intelligence organizations use Decision Terrain to build on internal systems and air-gapped infrastructure.
- Government and public sector teams use Decision Terrain for program reporting, document review, and coordination across approved information and systems.
Features
AI risk assessment checklist
NIST AI RMF mapping
Evidence documentation templates
AI transparency label generation
AI governance review support
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