Fournex is a high-performance execution layer for stateful RL policies inside real systems - robotics, simulations, games, and autonomous services.
In supervised ML, deployment is stateless prediction. In RL, production means long-lived control loops, deterministic execution, and tight environment steps. Fournex provides the runtime for those loops - not a generic model hosting layer.
Stateful Agent Execution
Run policies across long-lived sessions with persistent state.
Environment Loop Control
Deterministic step and reset cycles with backpressure.
Deterministic Runs
Reproducible execution paths for debugging and safety.
Production Observability
Structured telemetry for policy behavior and system health.
Start Session
curl -X POST https://api.fournex.com/sessions -d '{"policy":"agent_abc123"}'Step Session
curl -X POST https://api.fournex.com/sessions/sess_123/step -d '{"observation":[0.1]}'# Start an agent session
curl -X POST https://api.fournex.com/sessions \
-H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"policy": "agent_abc123",
"environment": "CartPole-v1",
"seed": 42
}'
# Response
{
"session_id": "sess_123",
"status": "running",
"tick": 0
}
Runtime Stack
C + Python
low-latency execution path
Execution Model
Stateful
session-based agent lifecycles
Control Loop
Step / Reset
deterministic environment cycles
Fournex is the runtime layer where RL policies actually run. It handles state, control loops, and production observability so your agents can live inside real systems, not notebooks.
Deploying agents is not the same as serving predictions.
A production execution layer for reinforcement learning agents.
Designed for high-performance agent execution.
Teams building real-time agent systems.
Built for control loops, not dashboards.
Where stateful policies need production rigor.
Short, accurate framing for engineers.
Fournex is the production runtime for reinforcement learning agents. It provides the execution layer for stateful policies inside real systems - deterministic loops, session control, and observability included.