On 18 September 2025 we announced OmniHatch, an AI agent platform aimed at enterprise AGI.
With the first wave of generative AI adoption behind us, the question has shifted from people using AI to AI doing the work itself. But handing work to an AI means the AI acts on real systems — and what that requires is not only a clever model, but a way to decide what may be done and how far, and to control the execution reliably.
OmniHatch is infrastructure on which an agent can run autonomously for more than three hours, across over 50 kinds of tool operations and more than 100 consecutive steps. The aim is not a single response, but a long run of work carried out with its authority and its execution path under control.
More than 22 tool integrations are planned, including Slack, Notion, GitHub, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Microsoft Teams, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft SharePoint, Asana, Atlassian, Box, Canva, Chatwork, HubSpot, kintone, Stripe, Square, PayPal, Zapier and Workato.
Alongside the announcement we opened the OmniHatch Pioneer Program to partner companies wanting to trial OmniHatch on real work, and started a waiting list for OmniHatch Basic, the SaaS edition.
The full release is published on PR TIMES (in Japanese).