What Centurion Does
Understands your intent
Reads your request in plain language and works out what you actually want to
achieve — whether you’re a hands-on technician or a results-focused manager.
Plans the approach
For anything beyond a single step, Centurion decides which specialists are
needed and in what order, instead of acting blindly.
Routes to specialists
Dispatches work to the right agents — Perseus on a host, Hydra on an
integration, Orion for threat intel, Scribe for a report — and keeps them
coordinated.
Synthesizes results
Brings the specialists’ findings back together into one clear answer, so you
don’t have to stitch the pieces yourself.
The Router at the Center
There is no model or agent selector in Myrmex — you direct the team with@-mentions. When you @-mention a specialist, your request goes straight to them. When you mention no one, Centurion decides who should handle it and routes accordingly. Either way, it stays aware of the full context you’re working in and the entities you’ve referenced.
Centurion coordinates the work, but it never bypasses your control. Actions that change your environment follow the AI proposes, you approve pattern — Centurion presents the plan, and you decide what runs.
SOC Mode: Alerts and Investigations
Centurion has a dedicated SOC variant that powers detection and response work. When you investigate an alert or case, the platform composes a security-focused prompt — with the relevant indicators already extracted — and hands it to Centurion’s SOC mode. From there it coordinates the same specialists to enrich indicators, inspect affected hosts, and recommend containment, then writes the results back to you.Centurion is one of the AI agents — separate from the software agent
installed on your hosts. Centurion directs that software agent through
specialists like Perseus;
it doesn’t run on your endpoints itself.
Where to Go Next
The AI agents
Meet the full roster Centurion coordinates.
Detection & Response
See Centurion’s SOC mode at work on alerts and investigations.