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The Execution Engine
for Agents to Deliver.

One execution layer for every agent, every protocol, every app.

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Why Falcon.

Reduce Token Spend by 90%

Agents burn tokens on bloated tool lists, raw payloads, and repeated fetches. Falcon filters, shapes, and caches — your agent only sees what it needs.

Boost Success Rate

Most agent calls fail for boring reasons — bad connections, wrong tools, stale tokens. Falcon handles all three before your agent even notices.

Secure Every Action

Agents with unchecked access are a security incident waiting to happen. Falcon enforces permissions, approvals, and audit trails before any action touches production.

The Integration Execution Layer
for Agents and Beyond.

Falcon absorbs the complexity of every agentic and app protocol
— so you ship agents, not integrations.

For an Agent to be truly useful, it must be able to reason across a variety of tools and data sources. The challenge today isn't just the reasoning engine; it's the plumbing — ensuring the Agent has a reliable, secure way to reach into the systems where the work actually happens.

Andrew Ng

The Batch, 2024

Your Integrations. As Code.
No Black Boxes. Just YAML.

Every connector is a YAML file in Git — reviewable in PRs,
testable before deploy, and reproducible across environments.

bamboohr.connector.s1.yaml
info:
  title: BambooHR
  key: bamboohr
  version: 1.2.0

auth:
  type: api_key
  configFields:
    - key: api_token
      secret: true
    - key: subdomain

baseUrl: https://${credentials.subdomain}.bamboohr.com/api

actions:
  list_employees:
    categories: [hris]
    actionType: list
    steps:
      - type: paginated_request
        path: /v1/employees/directory
      - type: map_fields
        schema: hris/employee
        fieldConfigs:
          - targetFieldKey: first_name
            expression: $.firstName
          - targetFieldKey: employment_status
            enumMapper:
              Active: active
              Inactive: inactive
auth

Define once, inherited everywhere

Set auth type and credentials at the connector level. Every action inherits them. Sensitive values encrypted with secret: true.

paginated_request

Pagination without the plumbing

Define JSONPath specs for data and cursor extraction. The engine handles page looping until no more results — no pagination code to write.

map_fields

Field mapping and enum normalization

Transform provider responses into standard output. Enum values like BambooHR's "Active" map to active via enumMapper.

Production Capabilities
Your Agents Need.

Agent Tool Discovery

Scope tools by provider, action, tenant, or context — so the agent only sees what it needs, not everything that exists.

Auth & Approval

Control what agents do autonomously vs. what needs human approval. Set granular policies so reads flow freely while sensitive operations get a sign-off.

File Handling

Fetch URLs, detect formats, extract text from PDFs, parse spreadsheets, encode images for vision models — no custom file handlers needed.

Data Transformation

Full payloads to your app. Token-efficient summaries to your agent. One tool call, two outputs — each optimized for where it's going.

Execution Hooks

Inject logic before and after every tool call — validate permissions, sanitize inputs, log everything, or block execution on the fly.

Multi-Tenancy

Isolated execution contexts and full audit logs per customer. No bleeding data or permissions across accounts.

Agent Execution Engine FAQ

An agent execution engine is the layer between your agent framework and the apps it connects to. It governs what tools the agent can see, what actions require approval, and how data flows back to the model. Your framework runs the agent. The execution engine runs everything the agent does.
Falcon is different from MCP because MCP is one interface of the Falcon engine — not a replacement for it. Falcon can operate as an MCP server for tool discovery, but agents can also connect via the A2A protocol, the REST API, or the AI Action SDK. Beyond connectivity, Falcon manages execution: it shapes and compresses data to fit the agent's context window, caches responses to reduce latency, and enforces access controls so every in-app action is secure.
With Falcon, you flag any action for approval in a single YAML config line. Classify actions by risk level — auto-approve reads, require human approval for writes, deletes, or anything your policy flags. Approvals are per-action, per-tenant, and enforced before execution.
Two ways. First, filter irrelevant tools before the model reasons — Falcon can reduce tool definitions from hundreds to single digits, cutting token usage by 40–60%. Second, shape outputs — send full API payloads to your app but structured, token-efficient summaries to your agent.
Yes, but your agent framework won't handle it for you. Falcon provides per-tenant tool visibility, account-scoped approvals, isolated execution contexts, and audit logs per customer. Tenant isolation is configured in your YAML — per customer, not forked per customer.
Falcon works with any agent framework — including OpenAI Agents SDK, Anthropic Claude, LangChain, LangGraph, Vercel AI SDK, and Pydantic AI. Falcon sits between your framework and the apps it connects to, so it's framework-agnostic by design.

Put your AI agents to work

All the tools you need to build and scale AI agents integrations, with best-in-class security & privacy.