connic vs Agentuity
An Agentuity alternative for running agents
Agentuity was discontinued in 2026. This page shows how its agents, triggers and services map to connic, so you can run them again on a managed platform.
Sources and methodologyLast reviewed
| connic | Agentuity | |
|---|---|---|
| Available | Status | Discontinued in 2026 |
| YAML agents with Python tools | Agents | TypeScript apps on JS frameworks |
| Kafka, SQS, email, Stripe and more | Triggers | Webhooks, cron, email, queues |
| Database, retrieval, sessions | Storage | KV, vector, object storage, Postgres |
| Judges and A/B tests on real traffic | Evals and releases | Evals deployed with the agents |
| Managed; self-hosting on enterprise | Hosting | Public cloud, VPC or on-premises |
| Free tier, then plans from €40 | Pricing | Usage only, $5 in free credits |
What happened to Agentuity
Agentuity was a managed platform for AI agents built by Agentuity, Inc. in Austin, Texas. It reached general availability in February 2026 and hosted agent apps with storage, queues, email, webhooks, schedules, sandboxes, observability and evals.
Agentuity's websites and documentation now redirect to a notice from The Agent Company, a trade name of Agentuity, Inc. The notice states that "Agentuity has been discontinued" and that former accounts, deployments, projects, subscriptions and data are not available. Archived copies show the platform still live on September 2, 2026, and the notice was in place by October 14, 2026.
Moving your agents from Agentuity to connic
How each part of an Agentuity project worked, and where it lives on connic.
Agents and tools
connic
An agent is a YAML file with its model, prompt and tools, and custom tools are Python functions. TypeScript apps call connic agents over HTTP or WebSocket.
Agentuity
Agents were TypeScript code in a framework app such as Hono or Next.js, built with the AI SDK, Mastra or plain code. Other languages called them over REST.
Models
connic
Managed connic/* models run in the EU on Project credit. You can also bring your own keys for providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic and Google Gemini, with a fallback model per agent.
Agentuity
An AI Gateway routed model calls to upstream providers and billed them through Agentuity.
What starts a run
connic
Connectors for webhooks, cron, email, Kafka, SQS, Postgres, Stripe, Slack, Telegram, and Twilio or Telnyx messaging and voice, defined in code or in the dashboard.
Agentuity
Routes exposed APIs, and managed webhooks, schedules, email, queues and chat integrations started work.
Storage and memory
connic
Each environment has a managed database that agents use through database tools. Retrieval indexes documents for semantic search, sessions keep conversation state, and the S3 connector handles files.
Agentuity
Key-value, vector and object storage, managed Postgres and durable streams, called from agent code.
Deploys and environments
connic
A Git push or connic deploy releases a new version. Dev, staging and production environments each have their own variables, connectors, database and retrieval, and connic test can gate each deploy.
Agentuity
One CLI command deployed to production URLs, and pushes to main deployed from GitHub.
Observability and evals
connic
Span-by-span traces, logs and token cost per run, with cost alerts and drains to OpenTelemetry. Judges score a sample of production runs, and A/B tests compare versions on real traffic.
Agentuity
OpenTelemetry tracing and logs with prompts, responses and cost per span. Evals were deployed with the agents and ran on live traffic.
Hosting and EU
connic
Managed runtime on every paid plan, self-hosting on enterprise, and the bridge for private networks without inbound ports. Platform data and connic/* inference stay in the EU under a German contract.
Agentuity
Public cloud with a region choice per project, a private VPC with an Agentuity-managed control plane, or on-premises.
Pricing
connic
Free tier to start. Developer and pro start at €40 and €200 per month, and the plan amount becomes Project credit at published base rates.
Agentuity
Usage only, with $5 in free credits. Compute, storage commands, bandwidth and storage were billed per unit.
Sources and methodology
Methodology
Agentuity was discontinued in 2026, so its former capabilities are not scored. They are described in the past tense from archived copies of its website and documentation from May to September 2026; connic capabilities are checked against current documentation.
Last reviewed October 14, 2026 by the connic research team.
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