The hub for your agentic ecosystem

Your agentic ecosystem, self-hosted.

Change the engines. Keep your ecosystem.

Ideal for solo work, project teams and small organisations.

Open source · CeCILL 2.1

Talk to your agents like colleagues. They can handle tasks or start your predefined business processes. Run your models entirely locally, in the cloud, or combine both. Memory, tools and permissions stay together in Galaris, through its applications or your own.

Fully local, cloud or hybrid inference: your choice.

Signed-in home — Monthly usage, quick access and recent activity for the Demo account.
Signed-in home — Monthly usage, quick access and recent activity for the Demo account.C01

From conversation to action

Talk to your agents like colleagues.

Galaris has two agentic loops. The conversation loop uses history and memory, with a limited set of tools to stay focused on the exchange. The task loop executes work through the harness; business processes handle predefined workflows. You keep talking to your agent while it works, without mixing the discussion with execution details.

A task to carry out

Research, analyse, write: the harness drives the agent’s work as it adapts its steps and uses authorised tools to reach the goal.

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A business process to start

The agent starts a configured business process assigned to it. Steps, rules and approvals are defined in advance; Galaris tracks the execution.

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Keep the conversation flowing while work continues. “How’s it going?” The agent checks the actual progress and answers naturally without interrupting its task. You can also start a task, request a stop or adjust its instructions along the way, depending on its state. You customise instructions, models, harnesses and the tools available to your agents. Understand the two loops

Need a model inside the workflow? The process can call the Galaris inference API, with call tracking and available cost data. Explore the API integration

The whole platform

Choose the work to delegate.

Six starting points to find the capabilities your team needs, their screens and their requirements.

Communicate

Reach agents through your conversations.

Delegate and follow

From individual tasks to lasting goals.

Produce

Deliverables to review, edit and share.

Organise

Build on work already completed.

Connect

Choose models, engines and services.

Administer and evaluate

Inspect access, results and costs.

From document to working tool

Build and use your tools, inside chat.

A form to complete, a simulator to adjust, a 3D scene to explore: open the document beside the conversation and keep working with your agent.

  • Enter information in a form connected to a Dataset.
  • Adjust a mini-application’s inputs and see the result.
  • Manipulate a 3D view embedded in the document.
Explore documents and Datasets
A 3D scene in the chat document — Explore a fictional workshop layout: rotation and zoom work directly inside the document.
A 3D scene in the chat document — Explore a fictional workshop layout: rotation and zoom work directly inside the document.C57
A simulator inside chat — Changing an input recalculates capacity, budget and the chart in the open document. Demonstration data.
A simulator inside chat — Changing an input recalculates capacity, budget and the chart in the open document. Demonstration data.C54
A working form in the conversation — Completed fields and the save confirmation stay visible beside the chat. Fictional participants.
A working form in the conversation — Completed fields and the save confirmation stay visible beside the chat. Fictional participants.C56

What your agents can do

One place to talk, act and keep work moving.

From the first message to background work, explore the features that make a difference.

01Missions & plans

Keep talking. Your missions keep moving.

Give an agent a lasting piece of work: the original request and attachments stay separate from supplementary context. Inspect its plan, steps and result while the conversation continues.

Use it toPrepare a document in several stages and return to check its progress.

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A paused task — Objective, preparation phase and resume controls for the demonstration task.
A paused task — Objective, preparation phase and resume controls for the demonstration task.C06

02Agent collaboration

Bring specialists together on the same job.

An agent can delegate a contribution to another, wait for its response and resume work with the result. Contributions remain linked to the mission.

Use it toHave one agent research sources and another prepare the summary.

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Linked work in task history — A coordination task appears below its parent, with its waiting status. Demonstration content replaces private data; historical states are preserved.
Linked work in task history — A coordination task appears below its parent, with its waiting status. Demonstration content replaces private data; historical states are preserved.C12

03Graph memory

See how your information connects.

Find a passage in your documents, then explore links to sources, attachments and topics. The graph preserves identities and access rights; acquired descriptions complement readable content.

Use it toReturn to a project and find the documents and discussions behind it.

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Memory connected to documents — 27 nodes and 26 relationships across demonstration documents, notes, contacts and dossiers.
Memory connected to documents — 27 nodes and 26 relationships across demonstration documents, notes, contacts and dossiers.C16

04Dream mode

Build on work already done.

Dream maintains and consolidates memory in the background. You can inspect its operations; skill learning offers another way to build on experience when enabled in the configuration.

Use it toOrganise accumulated context and inspect what has been consolidated.

Dream skill learning is disabled by default.

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Monitor Dream — Mechanism progress, remaining work and background-operation history.
Monitor Dream — Mechanism progress, remaining work and background-operation history.C20

05Voice conversations

Talk to your agents.

Speak with your agents using a compatible model. Session monitoring lets you inspect voice activity and the tools used.

Use it toDiscuss a request out loud.

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Voice-call history — Completed sessions, conversation rounds, transcripts and linked LLM calls. Demonstration content replaces private data; historical states are preserved.
Voice-call history — Completed sessions, conversation rounds, transcripts and linked LLM calls. Demonstration content replaces private data; historical states are preserved.C35

06Goals & cycles

Stay on track over time.

Define a goal to pursue over time. Cycles retain their work, evaluations and evidence, with a configurable schedule.

Use it toFollow a research topic and its new questions in each cycle.

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Cycle history — Existing cycles show progress, continuation decisions and missing information. Demonstration content replaces private data; historical states are preserved.
Cycle history — Existing cycles show progress, continuation decisions and missing information. Demonstration content replaces private data; historical states are preserved.C24

07Business processes

Start workflows from the conversation.

Your agent can start an authorised process configured on your instance. The request stays linked to the business workflow and its progress.

Use it toStart the processing workflow for a document.

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A completed n8n run — Success status, timestamps, duration and saved output from an existing process.
A completed n8n run — Success status, timestamps, duration and saved output from an existing process.C33

08Agents, models & skills

Build the team that suits you.

Assign roles, model profiles, skills and tools to your agents. Choose the capabilities each agent needs and connections to your services.

Use it toEquip a research agent and a writing agent differently.

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Configure an agent’s identity — Ariane Horizon’s human manager, identifier, harness and job title.
Configure an agent’s identity — Ariane Horizon’s human manager, identifier, harness and job title.C10

What you build with Galaris

Your engines change. Your work stays.

Agent identities, memory, connections and permissions stay in Galaris. Evolve your ecosystem’s engines while keeping what you have built.

  1. Change the harness or model. Keep the rest.

    Choose fully local inference, cloud providers or both. Change compatible models or harnesses: your agents, their memory, connections and permissions stay managed in Galaris.

    Your research agent keeps its role, knowledge and authorised tools when you choose another harness or model provider.

  2. Build on useful knowledge from your missions.

    Documents, sources and conversations feed connected memory governed by access rights. You and your agents work with the same document from drafting through review and sharing.

    Return to a project and its sources to prepare your next decision.

  3. Give your team a goal that outlasts the chat.

    Set a direction and a schedule. Work cycles keep their results, evidence and evaluations to determine what comes next. A designated contact can be asked for a decision when needed.

    Follow a research topic and review progress from one cycle to the next.

  4. Delegate while staying in control.

    Follow your agents’ steps, results and actions. When delivery can be retried, the existing output is reused. Recovery takes account of known effects and uncertain situations.

    Retry a supported delivery without asking the agent to recreate the document.

  5. Build on your agents’ experience.

    Dream maintains memory and can derive skills from past missions.

    Find useful knowledge and review skills proposed from completed work.

    Skill learning is disabled by default. You choose whether to enable it and evaluate its results.

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A shared system across the layers

Build your agentic ecosystem.

Galaris is the hub that preserves your working environment as its engines evolve. It connects models, harnesses and tools, and also provides its own chat, internal harness and applications.

Galaris: connections, permissions and tracking

Configure and authorise your tools in Galaris. Connect an MCP server, define which functions each agent can access, then choose its execution engine. Galaris presents the authorised catalogue to that engine. Tool configuration stays in the hub.

  • Applications

    Conversations, goals, documents and processes: the spaces where work takes shape.

  • Shared services

    Memory, skills and MCP configured in Galaris: functions exposed according to each agent’s permissions.

  • Agent execution

    Agents, roles and missions stay in Galaris; choose an execution harness suited to the work.

  • Model access

    API gateway, inference tracking, events, usage and available costs.

On the infrastructure and models you choose

Models and providers
Fully local inference on your servers, cloud providers or a mix of both, using compatible models and protocols.
Infrastructure
Servers, compute, storage and networking for your deployment.

Reach your agents where you already work.

For example, your business application can consume a model through Galaris and retrieve the associated inference without using Galaris chat.

Stay in control

Autonomy you can inspect.

Choose your agents’ access, follow useful steps and review the result before using it.

Understand the controls
Model activity — Calls linked to conversations, tasks and Dream, with models, statuses, tokens and costs.
Model activity — Calls linked to conversations, tasks and Dream, with models, statuses, tokens and costs.C28
  • Tools assigned to each role
  • Inspectable states and results
  • Sources and limitations to check

Your first test case

A concrete starting point. A result to compare.

Atelier Horizon is preparing a mobile repair service. Three synthetic notes, a contradiction and a decision give you a focused way to evaluate Galaris.

  1. 01

    Ask

    Request a launch brief with sources and open questions.

  2. 02

    Check

    Does the agent identify contradictory information?

  3. 03

    Decide

    Provide the correction and compare the result with the reference.

Download the test kitMarkdown · no registration

The kit contains a brief, sources and a human-written reference. It is not a result already produced by Galaris.

Follow the case step by step

Start at your own scale

One agent. One model. Your first mission.

Find installation instructions on GitHub, then prepare your first trial with the Atelier Horizon kit.

Your team, your knowledge, your goals. Explore Galaris’s strengths