Trixta

Trixta is a software platform for building and operating agentic systems, in which organizations and workflows are assembled from a small set of organizational primitives rather than written as custom distributed code. The core unit is a "Space" — a network-native service that behaves like an autonomous agent, encapsulating logic, workflows or entire teams and interoperating with other Spaces to form larger systems without manual integration. The company frames complex organizations and complex distributed systems as the same construct, and claims its composition approach can cut the code footprint of a system by roughly 95%, removing the DevOps, orchestration and service-mesh work usually needed to run microservices.

Alongside the software layer, the Trixta Foundation — described as a non-profit to be incorporated as a Swiss Stiftung in Zug, Switzerland — maintains the Trixta Protocol and operates Trixta DeCloud, a decentralized, DePIN-based datacenter network for running verifiable, real-time agentic workloads. Services can execute on the Trixta Network, on customer machines or private servers, or as WebAssembly in phones and browsers. The stated aim is an "agentic services mesh": a shared execution layer where agentic services discover one another, perform work, verify results and settle value.

Products for getting Spaces onto the network include trixtaOS, an AI-native operating system for businesses that connects people, processes, apps and agents and converts plain-English descriptions into live workflows; trixtaServiceWrapper, which turns existing code, APIs or legacy applications into native Spaces; and trixtaStudio, a text-and-visual composition environment for designing systems in natural language and deploying them to the DeCloud. The DeCloud is described as permissionless, allowing third parties to build additional runtimes, tools and launchers."},{}