Overview
The Architectural Foundation of HeartBeatAgents
Separating Authority from Intelligence for Secure Autonomous AI.
Your competitors can rent the same models and the same agents. Rented capability was never an advantage.
HeartBeatAgents is a self-hosted platform for deploying, orchestrating and governing autonomous agents inside your own AWS environment, under your governance, answering only to you.
Most platforms ask you to trust their policies. HeartBeatAgents makes the policy unnecessary. A credential broker holds every token and issues each agent an opaque, time-bounded handle scoped to a single run. The real credential is injected at request time and never returned, so a compromised model has nothing to extract. Method-aware egress restricts write operations to approved hosts, and execution containers run non-root with all Linux capabilities dropped.
What your agents learn compounds. They retain organizational knowledge across runs, and a skill built by one becomes available to every other. That library grows inside your account, which makes it an asset you own rather than a dependency you rent.
The model is your choice, and it stays your choice. Connect OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Groq, xAI and others directly, reach far more through OpenRouter, or point an agent at a custom endpoint, including models running on your own hardware. Integrations work the same way: a deep pre-built catalogue, and for anything outside it, an agent reads the API documentation and builds the connector itself. When a better model ships or a new system appears, adopting it is a configuration change rather than a migration. Agents run from a single workstation to a cluster in your own cloud.
You own the deployment, and that is by design. Memory, credentials, orchestration and execution stay inside your control boundary. The performance ceiling is the one you build. For large production-scale deployments, our team can help you size it.
This listing deploys the Community Edition with one agent included, yours to keep. Additional agents and enterprise capabilities activate through Mosaic Singularity licensing on the same installation, with no platform migration.
Highlights
- Not a policy, an architecture: real tokens never enter the model's context. The broker issues opaque handles instead.
- Memory and skills compound: Every agent inherits what the others learn, and it stays in your account.
- No landlord: Route to any provider or custom endpoint, including local models. New models are configuration, not migration.
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64-bit (x86) Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
An AMI is a virtual image that provides the information required to launch an instance. Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instances are virtual servers on which you can run your applications and workloads, offering varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. You can launch as many instances from as many different AMIs as you need.
Version release notes
Release v1.0.82
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INSTANCE SIZE: launch on m6i.xlarge (4 vCPU / 16 GB) or larger, with a root volume of 40 GB or more. The minimum this product will install on is 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM and 5 GB free disk; on anything smaller first boot stops before installing and explains why in the EC2 system log. If that happens, stop the instance, change its type, and start it again - the install runs automatically.
After launch, wait ~3-5 minutes for first-boot install to finish, then open https://<EC2 public IPv4 or DNS>:9500/setup (self-signed cert warning on first visit is expected). Port 9500/tcp must be open in the security group.
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Documentation: https://heartbeatagents.com/docs Support: support@mosaicsingularity.com Video Tutorials:
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