Meridian · Delivery and routing layer
Meridian routes approved Ridian OS outputs to the places work needs to go — local exports, cloud storage, client folders, email drafts, GitHub, APIs, and knowledge stores — while preserving human approval and traceable delivery records.
Layer 01
Where intelligence happens.
These are the models that do the thinking. They are not where results are stored or delivered.
Layer 02
Where work lands.
Output destinations your team already uses. These surfaces receive finished work; they do not generate it.
Layer 03
Your internal systems of record.
Meridian calls into your private APIs under your policies so agents act on real data, not a copy of it.
How Meridian decides
Meridian routes each approved step to the correct layer — reasoning goes to a model provider, artifacts go to a delivery destination, and system-of-record reads and writes go through your private APIs. Policies, human approval gates, and authentication are enforced per layer so the right system is always doing the right job and every delivery leaves a traceable record.
Paired with Ridian OS
Ridian OS is the internal execution spine — it captures intent, plans steps, coordinates specialized agents, and routes outputs through review and human approval. Meridian then delivers that approved work outward to the right provider, collaboration tool, or private API. Local-first delivery prepares Meridian for later cloud integrations, with traceable delivery records at every handoff.
Explore Ridian OSApplied in practice
Piper is a flagship example of the platform in motion — preservice teacher feedback becoming structured insight, stakeholder communication, and approved improvements, with human review at every decision.
Explore a flagship use case