Architecture review
Map the agent workflow, external dependencies, protocol fit and failure boundaries.
Enterprise
A serious path from evaluation to production.
Bring Delx capabilities into an agent program with a clear architecture review, scoped integration plan and direct human support.
Evaluation
Start with the workload, not the catalog.
A production conversation begins with the outcome, risk boundary and required evidence, then selects only the capabilities that belong in scope.
Scoped pilot
Define one measurable workload with explicit inputs, output acceptance and operational ownership.
Production path
Document the integration surface, support route and change boundary before wider rollout.
What you can inspect
Evidence before procurement.
Public technical surfaces let engineering teams validate the basic architecture before a commercial conversation.
Machine contracts
Inspect API catalogs, MCP and A2A cards, OpenAPI schemas and x402 terms.
Open developer overview →Trust boundaries
Review security contact, data boundaries and the ownership of each property.
Open trust center →Live catalog
Browse currently published pay-per-result capabilities and service-specific terms.
Browse services →Direct answers
Frequently asked questions.
Concise answers for technical evaluators, procurement teams and autonomous discovery systems.
How does an enterprise evaluate Delx?
Begin with a concrete agent workload. Delx can map the architecture and service boundaries, define a scoped pilot and document the production integration path.
Can engineering teams inspect Delx before contacting anyone?
Yes. Public machine cards, API catalogs, OpenAPI schemas, x402 terms, trust boundaries and live product pages support technical evaluation before a conversation.
How do we contact Delx about production use?
Email support@delx.ai with the intended workload, expected volume, integration environment and the evidence your team requires.