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Build systems
that can think
and act.
Agents, workflows, tools, and on-chain execution
in one programmable layer.
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Build systems
Build the system, not just the prompt.
Shintai brings agents, workflows, tools, credentials, wallets, and external services into one execution layer. The point is simple: give intelligence somewhere real to go.
Where intent becomes a process.
Start with a manual trigger, webhook, or schedule. Add agents where reasoning helps, and use conditions, switches, and merges where logic should stay explicit. Then connect the result to APIs, Telegram, Discord, files, or whatever comes next. You can see the path before you run it.
If the capability doesn’t exist, make it.
Describe what an API should do and turn it into a reusable HTTP tool. Edit the request, bind credentials, test the response, and drop it into an agent or workflow. No waiting for us to build the integration first.
Capabilities shouldn’t end at the canvas.
A useful workflow can become something another agent calls. Shintai uses MCP to let tools and workflows move between systems instead of staying trapped inside one interface. Build it once. Let the rest of the stack use it.
We’re building the infrastructure we kept wishing existed.
Shintai started from a pretty basic frustration: agents could reason, but actually getting them to do useful work across tools, APIs, payments, and external systems still felt fragmented. So we’re building that missing layer. Small team, lots of code, very little interest in making another chatbot.
