Command a fleet of agents like a workforce.
Mockingjay Network is where single agents become an organisation. Supervisors decompose objectives, worker fleets execute in parallel across your systems, shared memory keeps them coherent, and every decision stays inside policy — for days or months at a time.
- 500+
- Concurrent agents coordinated inside a single governed fleet.
- 80%
- Reduction in cycle time on multi-team, multi-system processes.
- 100%
- Of agent decisions captured in a replayable audit trail.
- ∞
- Process duration — fleets survive restarts, upgrades and handovers.
What Mockingjay Network does
A standalone platform for a digital workforce: hundreds of specialised agents working together on long-running processes, under one governance model.
Agent fleets
Define roles, team structures and escalation paths. Scale a fleet from three agents to three hundred without redesigning it.
Shared fleet memory
A common working memory keeps every agent aligned on facts, decisions and open questions across the whole run.
Durable long-running processes
Checkpointed state means a process that takes six weeks survives failures, deployments and shift changes.
Policy & guardrail engine
Declarative rules on what each role may see, spend, sign or send — enforced before the action, not audited after.
Simulation & replay
Rehearse a fleet against historical scenarios, then replay any real run step by step to see exactly what happened.
Workforce analytics
Throughput, handoffs, bottlenecks and cost per outcome — the operating metrics of a digital workforce.
You close the laptop. The work carries on.
A supervisor agent breaks your objectives into tasks, assigns them to specialised fleets, and keeps everything moving — with you in control the whole time.
- Agents execute the tasks — you focus on decisions and creativity.
- Every action stays inside your rules — nothing runs outside policy.
- Full visibility into every agent, with a one-click kill switch for any agent, fleet, or the whole platform.
- Agents cooperate across businesses through the Global Agentic Network.
Orchestration
Supervisors plan. Fleets execute. Nothing drifts.
A supervisor agent decomposes an objective into a dependency graph, assigns work to specialised roles, and reconciles their output. Conflicts route to arbitration rather than silently overwriting each other.
- Hierarchical supervisor / worker / reviewer topologies
- Dependency-aware scheduling with parallel branches
- Deterministic arbitration when agents disagree
- Backpressure and budget control at the fleet level
Governance
Autonomy with a hand on the brake
Every fleet runs inside an authority model you define. Low-risk steps proceed; anything that crosses a threshold pauses for a named human owner, with full context attached.
- Role-scoped permissions, spend limits and approval thresholds
- Segregation of duties enforced across agent roles
- Kill-switch and quarantine for an individual agent or a whole fleet
- Evidence packs exportable for audit and regulatory review
Scale
From one pilot to an enterprise-wide digital workforce
Fleets are versioned artefacts. Prove one in a single department, then replicate it across regions and business units with local policy overrides instead of a rebuild.
- Fleet templates with environment-specific configuration
- Multi-region deployment with data-residency pinning
- Shared tool and connector catalogue across every fleet
- Capacity planning against Soika Stack GPU inventory
Common ways teams deploy Mockingjay Network
Regulatory reporting
A fleet gathers, reconciles, drafts and reviews submissions across dozens of source systems each cycle.
Large-scale migration
Hundreds of agents analyse, convert and verify legacy estates in parallel with human checkpoints.
Procurement to contract
Sourcing, evaluation, negotiation support and contract assembly run as one governed, auditable process.
Technical footprint
- Topologies
- Supervisor/worker, peer review, pipeline, market-based
- State
- Durable checkpointing, event sourcing, replay from any step
- Memory
- Episodic, semantic and shared working memory per fleet
- Integration
- MCP tool servers, enterprise connectors, custom APIs
- Licensing
- Annual enterprise subscription, per-fleet capacity tiers
- Deployment
- Private cloud, on-premise, air-gapped, sovereign
The other two products
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