Headless Pylon
Support infrastructure to build your own agents
Keep your agent and your models. Pylon runs the support system underneath, and your agents reach it through the API, MCP, CLI and webhooks.
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Headless architecture
Pylon hosts the primitives. Your agent plugs into them through the API, MCP and webhooks.
Slack
Microsoft Teams
Email
Chat widget
Phone
WhatsApp
Discord
TelegramCustomers write in anywhere
Slack, Teams, email, chat, phone, WhatsApp and more land as one kind of ticket.
Pylon is the system of record & UI
Primitives for tickets, accounts, routing, SLAs and audit. Your team works here too.
Your agent works the queue
It gets tickets by webhook and answers through the API or MCP, from your own cloud.
Pylon sends the work out, your agent sends the answer back
Pylon handles the ticket and the record. Your agent does the reasoning without leaving your stack.
If you can do it in the app, you can do it in code
REST API and SDKs for your services, the MCP for your agents, the CLI for scripts and CI, and webhooks for everything that happens.
REST API and SDKs
Issues, messages, drafts and fields from any backend. TypeScript, Python and Go.
MCP
Discover and call any API endpoint, so an agent can configure Pylon, work tickets, and query support metrics.
CLI
The full API from a shell, a CI job or a coding agent.
Webhooks
Signed events out to your agent, and inbound webhooks to start Pylon automations.
Your agent tells us what's missing
When an agent hits friction in our MCP, it reports it straight to the team that builds it. We read every report and ship improvements quickly.
Automations your agent can write
Describe it.
Your agent builds it.
Ask in plain English. Your agent creates the trigger through the MCP, from any client or your own tooling.
Checked before
it’s saved.
Pylon validates every trigger. Multi-step logic, branches and delays, and any trigger can call your agent with a signed webhook.
Secure by design
Your agent gets its own identity and scoped access, runs in your cloud, and every action lands in the audit log.
Its own identity and role
A service account or API token per agent, scoped to exactly what it needs and separate from the admin who set it up.
Runs in your cloud
Your agent and your data stay in your VPC. Call the API outbound, or allowlist Pylon’s IPs for signed webhooks.
API · MCP · CLI
signed
SOC 2 Type II
ISO/IEC 27001
ISO/IEC 42001
GDPR
HIPAARecurring audits. Reports and policies are in our Trust Center.
What teams build on Pylon
Patterns we see from teams running their own agents on top of Pylon.
Your chatbot, first in line
Your bot answers in your app. When it gets stuck, a person takes over in Pylon with the full history.
An investigator in your cloud
An internal agent reproduces issues against your code and posts what it found as a note.
Your own triage model
Your models set priority, team, product and owner the moment a ticket lands.
A headless portal
Build the customer portal in your own UI, on Pylon’s issues, messages and replies.
