Keel Terminal
Terminal runs the work. Jobs run, agents act, and exceptions surface, across the systems the business depends on, reaching them through Harbor so the work gets to your data without your data leaving your environment.
Talk to KeelDocuments, data, and systems are only useful when something acts on them. Terminal is that something. It orchestrates the agents and automations that carry out real operations, on the knowledge the platform holds, inside the environment Guard governs.
How Terminal works
Terminal orchestrates the work. Harbor connects it securely to your systems.
Orchestrates the work.
Jobs run, agents act, exceptions surface.
The secure connection layer.
Integrations and MCPs. Tokens and identifiers, never raw data.
Capabilities
Jobs
Define and run repeatable jobs across the systems the business depends on, on a schedule or on demand.
Orchestration
Chain steps, tools, and agents into workflows that move work end to end instead of stalling on handoffs.
Agents
Agents carry out the work, with people in the loop where judgment matters and exceptions raised when it does.
Control
Every job visible, every action logged, every exception surfaced, so operations stay under your control.
Terminal is one part of the Keel Platform. It runs the work, alongside Dock's documents, governed by Guard, connected through Harbor, all on the Microsoft foundation you own.
