Use the hosted workspace
Work directly in a browser: select a supported problem, prepare inputs, configure the manifest-backed controls, run a solve and review the plan. Start without building your own user interface.
Explore example workspaces →From a browser tab
to your own process.
Use a hosted planning experience directly, add optimization to your product through an API, or bring execution into your infrastructure. Choose who owns the interface and where the solve runs.
Call the hosted API
Keep your own user experience. Your backend sends structured problem records and configuration to a provisioned solver endpoint, then brings the result and diagnostics back into your application.
Read the service guide →Operate a private service
Keep the API boundary while placing the solver service and workers in agreed infrastructure. Multiple applications can share a solver deployment without embedding the runtime in each process.
Plan a private deployment →Embed the Python solver
Call a supported Python solver entry point from your own process. Build the solver into an application, batch job or internal planning tool with application-owned execution.
Read the embedded guide →COMPARE THE EXPERIENCE
Choose your starting point.
The configuration and result contract remain explicit across the choices. Available engines and problem families depend on your deployment.
Your browser → application backend → solver service
Use the hosted workspace
Your team owns the problem data, configuration and acceptance of the plan. Hosting and enabled features are agreed during onboarding.
Request a hosted walkthrough. Workspace access and available problem families are provisioned; this site is not a live solver console.
Explore example workspaces →Configure once. Choose the execution boundary.
People or agents can draft versioned manifests against the supported schema. Validate the configuration against the target deployment before using it. A change of hosting model does not guarantee identical engines, dependencies or supported features.
Configure with an agent →See what the planner sees.
Explore routing and rostering interactions based on our existing applications.
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