Build with Ledgence.

Run your first agent, coordinate a workflow, and learn how Ledgence fits your infrastructure.

Ledgence 0.1 Public releases are here →

A working system, on your machine

See Ledgence run.

Start a local stack, run the example agents, and follow their work through to a result. No vendor account required.

Run Ledgence locally ↗Install native binaries →

Your worker

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Find your way

Tutorials →Learn through complete, guided examples with a result you can check. How-to guides →Accomplish a task in your own application, from parallel work to event waits. Reference →Look up methods, fields, limits, and precise behavior. Concepts →Understand workers, checkpoints, recovery, and the choices behind them.

A few names to know

Your agent is application code. You publish that code and its prepared dependencies as a program package. A task asks a worker to execute it. A workflow coordinates work through explicit checkpoints and continuations.

Ledgence also runs data pipelines and other application code. The initial runtime is Python; the platform is built in Rust.

These guides cover the 0.1 release series. Run code you trust on infrastructure you control. Public APIs may change before 1.0; check the release reference when upgrading.