Useful before signup
Give customers a useful result before asking them to create an account.
Turn the workflows your customers already use into secure, conversational experiences.
Plan trips. Support customers. Handle employee requests. See what an embedded assistant can do.
Build your embedded assistantNoodle Seed keeps identity, permissions, and operations connected to every agent action.
Carry the right customer and account context into every request.
Use the roles, scopes, and credential rules your product already trusts.
Run, inspect, and update every agent experience from one runtime.
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Start on your public site. Continue inside your product. Expand when customers need it.
Let customers make useful progress before account creation, then reuse the same workflow wherever agents work.
Give customers a useful result before asking them to create an account.
Carry the reviewed draft and conversation through your existing sign-in.
Finish through your authorized API, with your product as the system of record.
Your product keeps its identity, permissions, data, and rules. Noodle Seed governs agent access.
See who acted, what changed, and what needs attention.
Auth, credential brokering, policy, rate limits, secrets, variables, audit, and observability ship with the runtime. Your team never rebuilds them for the next agent surface. Read the security model
Use your existing product, API, or MCP server. Brokered credentials and secrets stay in the runtime, never in the agent; variables carry the rest of your configuration.
Apply customer, tenant, role, and permission boundaries. Scope policy and rate limits to each customer and agent surface.
Inspect usage, failures, releases, and runtime health. Add customers, agents, and surfaces on the same runtime without adding platform code.
Keep the evidence behind every action. Audit events record deployments, rollbacks, policy denials, and operator actions, with no request bodies or tokens inside.
Start with one workflow. Keep your product in control. Expand when customers need it.
Agents can understand and complete useful workflows without bypassing your product's identity, permissions, or business rules.
Yes. Start with one workflow in an embedded assistant, prove it helps customers, then expand when demand is clear.
No. Keep your product, API, permissions, and business rules. Noodle Seed governs how agents reach them.
They are additional surfaces for the same workflow. Add them when your customers need them.
You can. Noodle Seed adds the identity, permissions, reliability, evidence, and operations needed to run it in production.