Independent local gate · Source checked August 12, 2026

Is your Agent Executor pilot ready for a bounded rollout?

Review Google AX as a self-hosted Preview runtime. This page does not connect to AX, validate a cluster, test isolation, inspect credentials, or certify production readiness.

Evidence gate

Planning result

Complete the evidence review

Select a control only when it is backed by a current source, pinned artifact, test result, named owner, and recovery record.

  • AX is self-hosted Preview software in active early development.
  • Durable runtime state does not make external side effects exactly once.
  • Actor isolation does not replace caller and resource authorization.
  • The documented Kubernetes path is experimental and version-coupled.

Quick answer

Approve a pinned pilot, not a general platform promise

AX provides runtime primitives for isolated distributed execution, event-backed recovery, resumption, consistency, and reconnect behavior. Your team still owns application correctness and operations.

The current repository expects breaking changes before stable release. Record the exact revision and dependency set behind every test result.

Require idempotency and reconciliation around external actions. A resumed actor or recovered client stream does not prove an external call happened exactly once.

A hard stop means the design relies on an unsupported lifecycle claim, cannot prove a critical isolation or recovery boundary, or cannot roll back safely.

Continue with source-bounded AX guides

Runtime overview

Separate AX runtime primitives from agent behavior and managed services.

Durability and recovery

Test event logs, snapshots, retries, and ambiguous side effects.

Preview risk

Define lifecycle, version, rollback, support, and exit gates.

Agent Executor readiness questions

No. It runs locally in the browser and does not inspect a repository, cluster, event log, snapshot bucket, credentials, tools, or workload.
No. Google's announcement labels Agent Executor preview, and the current repository warns that AX is in active early development with major breaking changes expected before a stable release.
No. The official repository explicitly describes AX as self-hosted and not a managed service.

Official references: Google Cloud announcement, google/ax repository, and experimental Kubernetes guide. Recheck the live repository before use.