Building Laminar: Ramp's Managed Agents Platform
Ramp
Ramp consolidated its agentic products onto an in-house, model-agnostic harness built on Postgres, Temporal, and S3. The platform uses Postgres for data storage. Session state no longer depends on disposable sandboxes, and Ramp added asynchronous steering with subagents and shared tracing across its agent workflows.
Why it matters
Ramp consolidated its agentic products onto an in-house, model-agnostic harness built on Postgres, Temporal, and S3. Session state lives independently of disposable sandboxes, with asynchronous steering, subagents, and shared tracing supporting everything from support chat to long-running knowledge work.