A programmable decision layer for your data. Instructions, policies, and context as metadata for automation and agent-based systems.
Metatate keeps business logic, policies, and access rules as structured, machine-readable instructions for platforms, agents, and workflows.
Business logic, data contracts, policies, lineage, and access rules as structured, machine-readable context.
Agents evaluate dynamic business rules instead of relying on hardcoded branches or human interpretation.
Context layers are versioned, allowing policies to evolve over time.
Instructions and policies are versioned, reviewable operational metadata. Plan/apply workflow like infrastructure-as-code.
Track every change with Git-style versioning and rollback capabilities.
Preview changes before deployment with impact analysis.
Pull request workflow for governance changes with team approval.
Preview changes
Team validation
Deploy to production
Author and deploy data policies, enrich tables with business meaning, validate intended uses, and expose that context for agent workflows.
Context that stays with your data ensures agents and systems make the same decisions across analytics, AI, and operational workflows.
Context stored in separate systems
Passive documentation
Static tags—agents infer intent
Rigid implementations that break with updates
Structured, machine-readable context attached to data
Operational, decision-grade instructions
Programmable logic—agents query and execute
Deploy once, version and evolve over time
Native warehouse integrations or cross-platform agent coordination. Metatate adapts to how you work.
Deep native integrations means governance built into data development.
Multiple agents query the shared decision layer before accessing data. Structured context becomes the coordination protocol between agents.
Context that moves with your data. Agents and systems can coordinate, enforce policies, and validate compliance without manual oversight.
Agents combine data from multiple sources understanding calculations, relationships, and constraints without human translation.
Systems apply complex business logic consistently across workflows.
Governance happens automatically because agents understand constraints.