Cyberpoietic Systems
Systems that build systems.
We develop AI systems that create new capabilities after deployment. They defend live infrastructure, build and operate software inside live environments, and adapt remote platforms to changing operational requirements.
- cyberpoietic /ˌsaɪ.bɚ.pɔɪˈɛ.tɪk/
- adjective(of a cybernetic system) self-constructing; capable of developing and retaining new capabilities while in operation.
Operational autonomy
Adaptation happens inside the deployed system.
When conditions or requirements change, a cyberpoietic system can assess its environment, construct and validate a response, retain the new capability, and continue operating. It does not have to wait for a conventional development and redeployment cycle.
Cyberpoietic Systems / Programs
01 / Operational intelligence
Beachhead
Beachhead is a general-purpose natural-language runtime with an embedded AI agent.
It can inspect, create, and modify software and systems, including its own runtime, and field capabilities that were not packaged in advance.
It can also produce deterministic programs that run independently when AI is unnecessary.
02 / Multi-agent intelligence
Archipelago
Archipelago is a concurrent natural-language runtime for multiple AI agents.
Agents can share an environment or operate across federated environments, each with its own context and local authority.
They coordinate work across the deployment, managing software where it operates or producing deterministic programs for independent execution.
03 / In development
Advanced Systems Program
Machine agency at the operating-system layer.
The Advanced Systems Program explores self-constructing systems with authority closer to the machine itself. It extends the same operating model beneath conventional applications.
Programs and partnerships