Tilde

Tilde is a cloud API platform that provides the building blocks for constructing purpose-driven AI agents quickly. It supports popular AI runtimes including Codex, Cursor, Claude, Hermes, and OpenClaw, and connects agents to over 1,000 apps via its tools layer. The platform is designed for developers who want to ship agents without assembling infrastructure from scratch.

What It Is

Tilde is an agent harness and cloud API that abstracts the core components needed to build production-ready AI agents: tool integrations, conversational interfaces, persistent memory, and reusable skills. Rather than a no-code builder, it exposes these primitives through an API so developers can compose agents tailored to specific business functions — from customer service and outbound sales to code review, SEO audits, and data analytics.

Core Building Blocks

The platform organizes agent construction around four pillars:

• Tools — Connect agents to Gmail, Slack, Notion, Calendar, and 1,000+ other apps out of the box.
• Chat — Deploy agents where work happens: Gmail, Slack, GitHub, or a custom-built UI.
• Memory — Agents can learn on the job, improve from mistakes, and document their own findings over time.
• Skills — Store reusable skills centrally, update them across all agents at once, or allow agents to update skills autonomously.

Supported AI Runtimes

Tilde is positioned as a runtime-agnostic harness. The homepage explicitly lists compatibility with Codex, Cursor, Claude, Hermes, and OpenClaw, giving developers flexibility to choose or swap the underlying model or agent framework without rebuilding the surrounding infrastructure.

Target Use Cases

The platform targets a wide range of agent applications, including:

• Customer service and office work automation
• Writing copy and campaign creation
• Outbound sales and lead generation
• Code review and bug fixing
• Data analytics and research
• Landing page builders and SEO audits
• Design workflows

Deployment Model

Tilde operates as a cloud API, meaning there is no self-hosted infrastructure to manage. Developers access the platform via api.trytilde.ai and can get started for free. Documentation is available at docs.trytilde.ai, and a blog provides additional context on usage and product direction.