UMA Use Cases

Real problems UMA solves. Start with the problem that matches yours.

Where to start

UMA earns its overhead in specific situations: when behavior must cross runtime boundaries, when AI agents need to call existing services without you rewriting them, when business logic has drifted across duplicated implementations. These pages describe those situations in concrete terms so you can judge whether your problem is one UMA is built for.

AI agent calling existing services

Your AI agent needs to call a pricing service, an inventory check, or an approval workflow. The service was not built for AI callers. How do you make it callable without wrappers or duplicated logic?

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Portable business logic (coming soon)

The same discount rule runs in your cloud API, your edge worker, and your mobile client. How do you keep one authoritative implementation without duplicating it across three runtimes?

Microservices migration (coming soon)

You are migrating from a monolith or an aging service mesh. How do you move incrementally without freezing the system or rewriting everything at once?