Products

Every AgentStateLabs product is built on the AgentStateGraph substrate. Plans, policies, tasks, memory, and code decisions all live in one content-addressed graph — branchable, blameable, and auditable by default.

The portfolio

Product	Role	Docs
AgentStateGraph	Core state primitive	agentstategraph.dev
AgentStateDeveloper	Code-level context and audit	agentstatedeveloper.dev
CTXone	Persistent agent memory	ctxone.com
AgentStateRouter	Execution optimization engine	Pre-release
AgentStateCrucible	Agent testing and validation	Pre-release

Each product ships with an MCP server so any MCP-compatible agent (Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, etc.) can connect immediately.

How they fit together

AgentStateGraph          ← the substrate everything else runs on
├── CTXone               ← persistent memory layer (facts, plans, sessions)
├── AgentStateDeveloper  ← code intelligence layer (symbols, effects, ledger)
├── AgentStateRouter     ← routing layer (which agent, at what cost)
└── AgentStateCrucible   ← validation layer (test runs, judge scoring, audit)

A full agent stack looks like this: CTXone provides session memory and plans; AgentStateDeveloper provides codebase context; AgentStateRouter decides which model to use; AgentStateCrucible validates that the agent behaved correctly. All of it stored in AgentStateGraph, all of it auditable.