aramb

Aramb is an AI agent platform built by Clode LTD, a small founding team based in London. It provides a unified control plane for building and running AI agents, handling the runtime, memory, browser automation, tool integrations, voice pipelines, and billing so developers can focus on defining agent behavior rather than stitching infrastructure together. The platform is live and free to start, with no credit card required for the entry tier.

What It Is

Aramb is a hosted gateway for long-lived, isolated AI agents. Developers define an agent by its identity — a system prompt that fully replaces the base prompt — and aramb provides everything around it: streaming conversations over WebSocket, per-end-user isolation via sub-tenants, token usage accounting, and a no-code console alongside a fully-typed Node.js SDK. It is explicitly not a single chat completion endpoint; it manages conversations, isolation, and usage so developers do not have to stitch together sessions, transcripts, and per-user separation themselves.

Seven Primitives, One Control Plane

The platform is organized around seven core services that the team describes as the convergent building blocks of any agent product:

• Agent — Model-agnostic routing across any provider; swap without a rewrite
• Voice — Sub-400ms realtime pipelines via Whisper, ElevenLabs, Cartesia, and Deepgram behind one interface
• Browser — Headless Chrome that survives captchas, logins, and long sessions; every click is metered
• Sandbox — Ephemeral Linux VMs for tool-use, fenced per end-user, metered by the second
• Memory — Vector, episodic, and semantic memory with namespaces per tenant and a single query surface
• Tools — Over 3,000 pre-authenticated integrations covering OAuth, refresh, retries, and rate limits
• Billing — Every primitive emits a usage event that pipes to Stripe, Paddle, or a custom ledger

Integrations and Model Support

Aramb connects to a wide range of AI providers and productivity tools. On the model side it supports OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, and Groq. Voice is handled through ElevenLabs, Cartesia, Deepgram, and Whisper. Productivity and workflow integrations include Stripe, Gmail, Slack, Linear, GitHub, and Notion. The platform advertises 3,041 available tools with a stated P50 tool latency of 27ms, figures published on the aramb homepage.

Audience and Use Cases

Aramb targets developers and solo builders who want to ship agent-powered products quickly, as well as teams and platforms that need per-tenant metering to rebill end-users. The use-case library covers Finance & Accounting (bookkeeping automation, invoice chasing, CFO diagnostics), Legal & Compliance (regulatory monitoring, contract tracking), Marketing & Growth (content composition, lead generation, social ghostwriting), Real Estate & Sales (cold calling, lead sourcing, deal underwriting), SaaS & Analytics (churn analysis, pipeline tracking, helpdesk reporting), and Local Services & Operations (clinic front desk, restaurant reservations, field service ops). Templates are described as ready-to-clone and configurable in minutes.

Architecture and Developer Path

There are two build paths that share the same agents and gateway. The no-code console lets users create agents, wire workflows, connect toolkits, and schedule runs without writing code. The SDK path uses the @aramb-ai/sdk Node.js package — the source is hosted at github.com/clode-labs/aramb-sdk-node — to stream replies into a custom backend. Per-user isolation is controlled via a subTenant parameter: per_user gives each end-user their own project, VM, and transcript; shared puts everyone in one. The platform also includes patent-pending Aramb Token Kompressor (ATK) technology, which the team claims trims prompts and context to cut LLM token spend by up to 50%. Additional platform features include self-learning from real outcomes, autonomous agent regression testing, built-in audit trails, region pinning (us-east, fra, blr), and silent failover across three vendors per primitive.

Current Status

Aramb is live as of the homepage's stated date context (v0.5, edition 08). GDPR, HIPAA, and SOC 2 compliance are listed as in progress. The platform is free to start with no credit card required on the entry tier, and paid plans include a 14-day free trial period according to the FAQ. The Node.js SDK is publicly available on GitHub under the clode-labs organization.