In-house orchestration. Multi-agent products.

We design how work is split, how agents collaborate, and how state is remembered. Products run on this layer. MindLog and Pulse are at prototype stage.

Target stack

NVIDIA
PyTorch
vLLM
Ray
AWS
Docker

The layer the products will run on.

01

Multi-agent orchestration

Task split, roles, handoffs, and collaboration protocols — designed in-house.

Includes:

  • Role design and task decomposition
  • Handoffs between agents
  • Shared memory across a run
  • Protocols that stay stable as the fleet grows

02

Product runtime

The layer that actually runs: sessions, state, tool calls, and product actions.

Includes:

  • Session and conversation state
  • Typed tool calls
  • Product actions wired into the workflow
  • Traces you can replay

03

Memory and state

Context that lasts across steps, so the product starts to feel like yours.

Includes:

  • Working memory inside a run
  • Longer-lived product state
  • Retrieval when the next step needs it
  • A voice that stays consistent

04

Experience and safety

Guardrails, scoring, and replay — the layer that decides whether something can meet people.

Includes:

  • Step-level scoring
  • Budget and anti-exploit constraints
  • Replayable failure paths
  • Release gates on the experience

From one conversation to orchestration you can ship.

Every product follows the same path: split the work, orchestrate agents, connect tools and memory, add guardrails, then turn it into something people can meet.

  1. 01

    Split the work

    Break the product into agents, steps, and handoffs the orchestration layer can actually run.

  2. 02

    Orchestrate agents

    Roles, handoffs, and memory are written into our own multi-agent architecture.

  3. 03

    Connect the tools

    Wire outside capabilities and product actions into the workflow.

  4. 04

    Guardrails and replay

    Scoring, constraints, and replayable traces. Failed paths do not reach people.

  5. 05

    Make it a product

    The orchestration stays in the lab until the experience is ready to meet people.

In-house orchestration. Multi-agent products.

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