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A workspace that does the work.

Astron combines a chat surface, an agent runtime, a tool registry, connected applications, and durable memory into one product. You give it an objective; it produces something you can keep.

Deep context

Search, then read, then answer.

Astron runs real DuckDuckGo queries through a server-side adapter, opens the pages worth reading, and pulls in workspace files. Sources are stored with the run so you can check any claim.

  • Normalized results with title, URL, snippet, domain, and rank
  • Deduplication, timeouts, retries, and result caching
  • An honest failure state when search is unavailable
Astron Search
4 sources
01Series B agent tooling landscapetechreview.example
02Pricing teardown: agent platformssaasindex.example
03Developer survey 2026 resultsdevsurvey.example
04Enterprise adoption benchmarksbenchmarks.example

Every claim links back to the page Astron actually read. Sample content shown.

Every run is written down.

Runs, steps, tool calls, sources, approvals, and artifacts are persisted. The activity you see in the interface is the runtime state, not an animation.
Agent runtime

Queued, running, waiting, done.

Astron holds a real state machine. It can pause for a decision, pause for approval, resume exactly where it stopped, be cancelled mid-flight, and record why it failed.

  • Cancellation reaches the upstream request
  • Partial output is preserved
  • Resume continues the same run
Astron Runtime · run 4c81
Diagnose the authentication bugRunning
Inspecting repository
Reading 7 project files
Searching authentication logic
Comparing session handling
Preparing patch

Steps

11

Tools

6

Elapsed

48s

Approval

You hold the last step.

Anything that leaves Astron pauses first: the destination, the scope, the exact payload, and whether it can be undone.

Human approval

Send this Slack update?

#product-team, 12 recipients, not reversible

Blocked this week: auth session refresh (waiting on review), billing webhook retries, and the onboarding copy pass. Two items need a decision from you.

CancelSend

Approval state lives in the run, not the interface. Cancel and the action never happens.

Artifacts

Output with a shelf life.

Briefs, reports, plans, comparisons, and code become artifacts you can reopen, copy, and extend, linked to the run and sources behind them.

Artifacts

Launch brief · Q3 positioning

Created by Astron from run 4c81 · 6 sources

Recommendation. Lead with durable workspace context. Competitors stream well and forget everything.

Test the line the coworker that already knows the project against the current developer-tools message.

Sample artifact.

Also included

01

Workspaces

Chats, files, repositories, artifacts, memory, connectors, tasks, and runs are scoped per workspace and checked on the server for every request.

02

Memory you can audit

Three scopes: what Astron knows about you, what it knows about the workspace, and the live conversation. Inspect, disable, or delete any of it.

03

Tasks and automations

Ask for recurring work and Astron proposes the schedule, timezone, tools, and output, then waits for approval before saving it.

04

Execution depth

Quick, Standard, and Deep control how many tool steps Astron takes before it answers.

05

Analytics from your own runs

Conversations, runs, completion rate, tool usage, and average run time, measured from real data rather than invented numbers.

Hand Astron the first task.

Create a workspace, name your coworker, and give it something you have been putting off.

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