Glossary

An agentic OS (agentic operating system) is an execution environment that gives AI agents the primitives a traditional operating system gives programs: identity, permissions, packages, a system-call surface, and logs. In an agentic OS, agents are first-class residents — each with its own identity, relationship-based permission scope, tool surface (such as MCP), and audit trail — rather than scripts behind a shared API key. ANGEE is an open-source, sovereign agentic OS.

Agentic Resource Planning (ARP) is the successor category to ERP for organizations where some of the workers are AI agents. Where Enterprise Resource Planning assumed every planner is human, ARP gives agents first-class identities, scoped permissions, and audit trails, so they can operate the system directly — running invoicing, procurement, and pipeline processes — while humans approve the parts that matter.

Agentic Company Management (ACM) is the practice — and emerging product category — of AI agents operating a company’s back office: bookkeeping, accounts payable and receivable, invoicing follow-up, procurement, and pipeline hygiene, under structural permissions with human approval gates.

Agent-native software is built with AI agents as first-class users from the ground up — each agent has its own identity, permission scope, and machine interface (such as MCP, the Model Context Protocol) — rather than adding a chatbot to an interface designed for humans.