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Dust's Temporal-backed agent platform

Dust runs its agent platform on Temporal Cloud at more than 10 million activities a day, with PostgreSQL, GCS, Kubernetes, and Datadog around it. Connectors turn Slack, Notion, GitHub, and similar events into durable workflows for ingestion, enrichment, and agent actions. CTO Stan Polu's account, published by Temporal, emphasizes retries, long-running work, and horizontal scale without a custom orchestration layer.

Stan Polu (Dust co-founder and CTO), as told in a Temporal blog post by Clair ByrdMay 28, 2025Original writeup ↗
Use case
A horizontal enterprise agent platform whose agents live in a company's existing tools — Slack, Notion, GitHub, Confluence, Salesforce, and more — and run real workflows such as commenting on pull requests from a design doc, filing a Slack bug as a ticket, and a Tracker product that proposes updates to stale documents and even to agents' own prompts
Category
Enterprise agent platform
Team size
not stated
Orchestrator / framework
From the beginning, Dust has used Temporal as the orchestration engine. Events in connected tools trigger Temporal workflows that pull data, transform it, run AI processing, update indexes, or take follow-up actions; some workflows last seconds and others hours. Dust runs over 10 million Temporal activities per day on Temporal Cloud and scales by running more workers.
Memory
Company data is ingested, chunked, embedded, and indexed so agents have workspace context. The rest of the system is built on PostgreSQL, GCS, and Kubernetes.
Evals
not stated
Observability
Temporal's workflow visibility is used for inspection and recovery. Workflows are also 'deeply instrumented with Datadog,' giving engineers visibility into retries, errors, and completion events.
Monthly cost
not stated
Models
not stated
Observability tools
Other tools
PostgreSQLGoogle Cloud StorageKubernetesSlackNotionGitHubConfluenceSalesforce
Source
https://temporal.io/blog/how-dust-builds-agentic-ai-temporal

Stan Polu (Dust co-founder and CTO), as told in a Temporal blog post by Clair Byrd · May 28, 2025

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