infrastrActure Docs
infrastrActure is an open-source control plane for AI agents. It hands MCP clients a tenant-aware bundle of tools, sandboxes, and audited host operations through a single signed surface.
It was built as the back end for TessarAct (the Aeromech voice + chat agent), but it is a general control plane — anything that speaks the Model Context Protocol can talk to it.
What It Is
Four responsibilities:
- return canonical MCP runtime configuration to clients
- manage platform-owned shared tools
- manage user and tenant runtime installations
- expose a built-in control-plane MCP server and an audited host-operations layer (Infra SSH)
Why It Exists
Without a control plane, every client would need to know:
- what runtimes exist
- which runtimes belong to which tenant
- which shared tools are safe for normal users
- which admin controls should never leak into user space
infrastrActure centralizes that logic.
Read Next
| Page | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Architecture Overview | high-level topology |
| Authentication | instance binding and tiers |
| Client Integration | the canonical sync surface |
| Push Notifications | webhook-driven config updates |
| Shared Tools | platform-managed integrations |
| Infra SSH | audited host operations and approval model |
| Built-in MCP Server | agent-facing control-plane tools |
| Deployment | runtime and rollout model |