Japan's Delight opens public beta of Agentino AI agent platform
Agentino turns spoken workflows into code and adds human approval before payments or data transfers, ascii.jp reports.
Japanese company Delight began offering the public beta of Agentino, its AI agent execution platform, on October 13, 2026, according to ascii.jp.
Agentino converts business procedures described in natural language into written instructions and then into code, using a built-in builder agent. It also includes a Human-in-the-Loop function that requires a person to approve important operations such as sending data or making payments, and it applies security measures based on granting permissions in stages.
The platform supports MCP (Model Context Protocol), so users can connect from tools such as Claude Code to build and instruct agents for a team. Its structure lets users select the most suitable AI model for each task, an approach the company says is intended to hold down operating costs.
No pricing or end date for the public beta was provided in the announcement.
Quick answers
What is Agentino?
Agentino is an AI agent execution platform from the Japanese company Delight. Its public beta opened on October 13, 2026, according to ascii.jp.
Does Agentino require approvals before sensitive actions?
Yes. Agentino includes a Human-in-the-Loop function that places a person's approval before important operations such as sending data or making payments.
Can Agentino connect to Claude Code?
Yes. Agentino supports MCP (Model Context Protocol), so it can be connected from tools such as Claude Code.