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Known limitations

Hosted V2 controlled beta is useful for evaluation, but its boundaries are explicit.

Overview

Hosted V2 is beta software and uses a single-node runtime. It is not a high-availability, serverless, horizontally scalable, compliance-attested production service.

Backups and restore verification exist, but destructive restore/PITR remains operator-controlled during controlled beta.

Free and Builder are hard-capped. Scale/PAYG and Enterprise remain request-only/manual until metering, isolation, and operational history are stronger.

V2 boundary map

These boundaries keep the beta honest and reduce surprise for early developers.

Allowed
  • Controlled beta
  • Public docs and examples
  • Free hard-capped sandbox
  • Invite-approved Builder Trial / paid Builder
  • Operator-controlled restore requests
Not promised
  • No SLA promise
  • No HA promise
  • No compliance promise
  • No serverless claim
  • No horizontal scaling claim
Not self-serve
  • Free access without invite approval
  • Scale/PAYG
  • Enterprise
  • Self-service destructive PITR
  • Self-service production restore

Safe now vs not yet

Use hosted V2 for controlled evaluation of agent trust workflows, not for workloads that need formal production commitments.

Safe to evaluate now
  • Invite-approved Free sandboxes
  • Builder Beta prototypes
  • Agent context and capability design
  • Evidence inspection and replay
  • Proposal and settlement workflows with non-critical data
Ask first
  • Destructive restore or PITR
  • Sensitive production datasets
  • Higher limits or custom retention
  • Private networking
  • Customer-facing paid-agent workflows
Not for V2 beta
  • Mission-critical availability requirements
  • Regulated workloads needing certifications
  • Multi-region failover expectations
  • Serverless storage separation claims
  • Unreviewed autonomous write paths

Developer notes

  • Use the beta for evaluation, prototypes, and trusted invite-controlled workflows.
  • Use non-critical or synthetic data until your own risk review accepts the current single-node beta posture.
  • Request help for destructive restore or PITR instead of expecting self-service restore controls.
  • Do not rely on hosted V2 for workloads that require an SLA, HA, compliance guarantees, or private networking.
  • Use Scale/PAYG or Enterprise conversations only for requirements outside the active Free and Builder beta plans.