How it works
All of it runs in your AWS account.
1. Ask in Quick
A plain-language request, from the interface your teams already use.
2. Approve the plan
D8 proposes the work. A person signs off on the plan, the mapping, the code, and the results.
3. Agents do the work
D8 agents ingest, clean, catalog, and govern the data under the requester’s own permissions.
4. Answer in Quick
Governed, described data comes back. Repeat work becomes a scheduled pipeline.
What you get
connection to Amazon Quick, through a single MCP server
D8 agents behind it, each in its own container on Amazon ECS
human approval gates before anything runs on a schedule
from a 90-word request to a governed, cataloged dataset, in testing*
* Testing figures reflect integration testing on a public dataset.
Controls your security team gets
- Identity
- Every action runs under the requesting user’s AWS IAM permissions.
- Data access
- D8:SCOUT enforces access controls at the data layer, integrated with AWS IAM and Lake Formation.
- Agents
- Each agent is registered with an owner, a purpose, a risk tier, and explicit grants before it reaches governed resources.
- Location
- Agents run on Amazon ECS. Data lands in your Amazon S3. Nothing is copied out to D8TAOPS.
- Audit
- D8:OBSERVE logs every step, end to end, in your account.
Agentic Capital Management™ governs the agent fleet: ownership, purpose, risk, cost, and reach.
Three steps
Subscribe in AWS Marketplace
Add D8:PLATFORM alongside your existing Amazon Quick subscription.
Deploy into your AWS account
D8:PLATFORM installs in your environment. No migration, nothing replaced.
Connect it to Quick
Your Quick admin adds the D8 MCP server as an integration. D8 engineers work alongside your team on the first pipelines, then step back.