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You compose an agent from capabilities you configure, run it on Noorle, and sell the result under your own name. The platform runs the agent and meters what it consumes. The product, the price, and the relationship stay yours. This section covers that arrangement: what you assemble, what the platform is responsible for underneath it, and where the commercial line falls.

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What you assemble

None of it requires writing an agent framework. Reach for code — a plugin — only when the work is computation you own and nothing you can configure covers it.

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How people reach it

Every agent you publish gets an A2A endpoint at agent-{handle}.noorle.com. A gateway you compose gets its own MCP origin at mcp-{handle}.noorle.com, with its own authentication. An agent can also be reached over Telegram, Slack, or SMS, and from the Portal Playground. The surface settles one thing worth deciding early: whether a call can pause and wait for a person. On a gateway, and over Slack, Telegram, and SMS, there is no channel to ask on, so a call that would have paused is denied instead. Interactive clients and the Management API can answer. See Autonomy and approvals.

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What the platform is responsible for

Three things run underneath whatever you sell.

Execution

The turn loop, conversation state, model routing and failover, and the isolation each capability runs inside.

The admission decision

Every capability call is allowed, paused, or denied before it dispatches, and every decision lands in an audit trail you can read and export.

The meter

One account, pay-as-you-go, with the balance and spending cap enforced at the point a run allocates its budget.
Together they are what lets you leave something running on behalf of other people: it acts inside limits you set, it stops when it reaches one, and there is a record of every decision either way.

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Where the commercial line falls

The platform meters your account for what your agents consume. What you charge for the thing you sell is set outside the platform, by you.

The meter

What gets recorded, where you read it, and what happens when the balance runs out.

Built on Noorle

Your name on the door, and the platform named underneath it.