Architect-led AI development
Foundation models help us move quickly. Software architects set the bar for security, compliance, breadth, and reliability, and keep the system coherent as it grows.
Approach
We move fast with models. Software architects set the bar.
We use current foundation models to produce code. Software architects direct that work so security, compliance, breadth, and reliability stay intact. We want speed without shortcuts.
Mission
We use AI for human performance, and we own what we ship for the long term.
How we build
What we bring to every idea
Open source and managed cloud
Inquisitive Fox, Copernicus, Zebra Pudding, and Sylvester's Hat each ship as open source you can extend and pull into your own projects. There is also a managed cloud if you want hosted access.
Adapter-based systems
The open source cores use adapters, so teams can swap backends and third-party systems without rewriting the product. Privacy and integration choices stay yours.
Different on purpose
We do not rebuild categories for novelty. We rebuild when privacy, AI management, or a specific development priority needs a different shape than what already exists.
Licensing
MIT for our open source cores
When we release an open source product, we try to ship it under the MIT License. You can use, modify, and ship that code in your own work, including commercial products, as long as you keep the copyright and license notice. Managed cloud stays proprietary. Hosted APIs, billing, tenancy, and dashboards are not covered by MIT.