TorqueSight
Process intelligence above the agent framework.
TorqueSight maps agent systems as business processes, reads run logs to explain health and cost, ranks improvement opportunities and reviews agent safety. It is a local process-intelligence layer—not another agent framework.
A process map of the agent system
BPMN provides a visual representation of agents and their relationships. Teams can describe a system or inspect an existing one, then reason about the process rather than only reading disconnected traces.
One engine, three entry points
The public product offers a skill, a CLI and an MCP server. The same analysis engine is accessible through guided agent interaction, terminal automation or machine-facing tools.
Observation becomes an improvement loop
Run-log analysis connects agent health and cost to ranked opportunities for change. The offline viewer brings the process map, operating evidence and review into one place.
Integration without owning execution
TorqueSight sits above whatever runs the agents. The public site names Claude, Codex and other agent environments, alongside workflow and telemetry ecosystems. Local execution is central to the product’s positioning.
How the work comes together.
Built through AI-SDLC: AI-assisted implementation paired with human architecture, review and iterative delivery. Across the studio, engagements range from days to a week or a month; no unverified duration is assigned to this project.
- BPMN process maps
- Agent health and cost
- Skill and CLI
- MCP server