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June 2026

Documentation overhaul

Complete rewrite of the Hexel Studio documentation.
  • Accurate API paths, error codes, SDK methods, and enums verified against the codebase
  • Auth0-style narrative added throughout — plain-English explanations before technical detail
  • New sections: Data Platform, Orchestration, Tool Gateway, IAM, Observability, Billing
  • Correct base URL for all API calls (api.hexelstudio.com/compute/v1)
  • Navigation restructured with product-named tabs and Lucide icons

April 2026

Hexel Studio Launch

Hexel Studio is generally available — the infrastructure platform for AI agents in production. Compute
  • Sandboxes: isolated, single-use execution environments drawn from a warm pool. Allocate in milliseconds, run Python code or shell commands, release when done.
  • Agent hosting: register a Docker image, deploy it, and receive a permanent endpoint. Same configuration always produces the same URL. Instances run always-on with CPU throttling; idle cost is near zero.
  • Instances: four compute tiers (micro, standard, large, gpu). Deploy via POST /compute/v1/agents/{id}/instances or hexel compute instance deploy.
  • Skills: publish reusable capabilities to the platform via /compute/v1/skills.
  • Sessions and filesystems: group runtime resources and attach persistent storage across sandbox calls.
Data Platform
  • Knowledge stores: ingest documents (PDF, DOCX, TXT, MD, HTML, JSON, CSV) or connect an S3 datasource. Content is chunked, embedded, and made searchable via semantic search.
  • Memory: scoped memory stores with automatic expiry — TASK (24h), SESSION (8h), AGENT (1 year), WORKSPACE (1 year).
  • Connectors: S3 datasource with configurable sync schedule, pause/resume, and sync history.
  • Context bundles: assemble grounded context from knowledge and memory for a specific run.
  • All Data Platform APIs at api.hexelstudio.com/data/v1/.
Orchestration
  • Tasks: submit a goal (input) to a fleet. The platform plans it, executes it across agents, gates sensitive actions with approvals, and streams events over SSE.
  • Fleets: group agents with runtime configuration (deployment mode, routing policy, capacity profile, isolation profile, egress policy).
  • Approvals: gate task execution with human or policy review. Pending approvals expire after 24 hours.
  • Policies: define ALLOW / DENY / REQUIRE_APPROVAL rules evaluated against task context.
  • Streaming: real-time SSE events (task.submitted, task.state, task.complete, runtime.delta, and more). Full replay from recorded execution.
  • Orchestration APIs at api.hexelstudio.com/orchestrator/v1/.
Tool Gateway
  • 6 toolkits at launch: Gmail, Google Sheets, Slack, GitHub, Jira, WhatsApp (82 tools total).
  • Connect accounts via managed OAuth; credentials are encrypted at rest and never returned by the API.
  • Bind toolkits to agents; the gateway resolves credentials automatically at execution time.
  • Execution modes: synchronous, asynchronous, batch, preflight. Idempotency keys for safe retries.
  • 20 trigger types across Google Sheets, Gmail, GitHub, Slack, WhatsApp, and Jira for event-driven automation.
  • Webhook subscriptions with signature verification for execution and trigger notifications.
  • MCP server support for custom and generated tool integrations.
  • Tool Gateway APIs at api.hexelstudio.com/tools/v1/.
SDKs & CLI
  • Python SDK (pip install hexel): compute, orchestration, tools, agent runtime, and LLM instrumentation (OpenAI, Anthropic).
  • TypeScript SDK (npm install hexel-sdk): compute, orchestration, and tools.
  • CLI (hexel): infrastructure and operations — compute, fleets, tasks, tools, policies, approvals.
  • API key and OAuth client credentials authentication via STS (15-minute tokens, 30-day refresh).
Platform
  • Organizations, workspaces, and environments with complete resource isolation.
  • Role-based access control with least-privilege RBAC permissions.
  • Service users, API keys, and OAuth access clients.
  • Token exchange via STS (sts.hexelstudio.com).
API Reference
  • Interactive playground for all endpoints.
  • OpenAPI specifications.
  • Code examples in Python, TypeScript, Go, and curl.