We build the operating systems and SDKs that sit between intent and action — checking risky AI, software, and hardware decisions before execution, generating tamper-evident receipts, and enforcing control at every layer from compiler to silicon. Across 64,184 production cycles, the substrate measurably learned to predict itself — surprise dropped 96.8%. The category — Safe LLM Agent Runtime for Regulated Industries — doesn't have a clean public name yet. We built it anyway.
Probabilistic systems for novelty. Deterministic systems for execution.
Before anything risky happens, it must pass a gate, leave a receipt, and be enforceable.
AI, software, or human requests an action. Origin is irrelevant — everything is suspect.
Policy, coherence, drift, and risk gates evaluate. Binary outcome — no probabilistic judgment in the path.
Every decision is hash-chained, signed, replayable. Audit-grade from the moment it's written.
Allowed, denied, deferred, or escalated. Hardware-attested when stakes demand it.
Seven interactive demos run the actual algorithm logic in your browser — no backend, no signup. Open the demos hub or jump straight into one below.
Enable Equation, SDM drift, Codex compile, AgentSafety browser, hash chain verifier, phi-entropy slider — all in your browser.
Move 10 sliders. Watch the AND-gate evaluate live. Drop any below 0.5 to see weakest-link reporting fire.
Paste responses one at a time. Watch the verdict progress from WARMUP to ALLOW to DRIFT_DETECTED to SPECTRAL_DIVERGE.
Browse the actual production receipt ledgers. 96.8% surprise reduction. 10K adversarial attacks. 53K quality-scored actions.
One flagship runtime and four buyer-shaped wrappers. Each one carries the same execution-control DNA, packaged for a different buyer — compliance officers, developer teams, GPU operators, and platform engineers.
A governed LLM-agent loop with self-prediction, adversarial testing, bounded learning, and audit receipts. The runtime that ties every other WHL product into a single continuously-running, self-modeling, audit-chained agent. Built for the regulated-AI deployment market that doesn't have a complete reference implementation yet.
Tamper-evident inference records, human-oversight queue, and audit exports for Article 12/13/14/26 obligations. For banks, insurers, and high-risk AI deployers facing the August 2026 trigger.
Watches LLM and agent outputs for drift — task abandonment, policy slip, entropy collapse, spectral divergence. Sub-millisecond hot path. For agent builders, RAG platforms, and security teams.
GPU jitter, stutter, and thermal control with device-bound Ed25519 licensing, Stripe billing, and receipt export. Built for GPU fleets, AI inference shops, and HFT.
The platform engine. Drop-in gates for proposal validation, drift detection, coherence, refusal, and receipts — composable into your own AI or workflow systems.
The products run on a stack that controls execution beneath the application layer. This is the substrate that makes the products possible, and the lane for licensing, SBIR, and strategic partnerships.
Single command compiles to FPGA frame, JSON workflow, mesh frame, Python call, REST endpoint, or state-machine transition. 18-byte FPGA frame with CRC16. 34-component front end.
Governance moved beneath the app layer into OS-level execution paths. 12-stage mandatory pipeline. 1,782 tests pass. The investor and SBIR story for "this isn't app-level guardrails."
Software proposes; silicon owns the final enable line. Measured hardware-in-the-loop latencies: proposal→disable 12.77ms, auth→disable 25.02ms. SymbiYosys formal proofs.
Power does not ramp because coupling exists. Identity, thermal, spectral, and policy gates must pass first. Six-gate admissibility for medical implants, automotive, drones, AMRs.
C4, autonomous platforms, weapons release, intelligence processing. SBIR Phase III ready. JADC2-adjacent.
EU AI Act, banking, insurance, healthcare AI. Pre-execution compliance gating with exportable audit trails.
Agent firewall, drift monitoring, receipt-as-a-service. For LLM platforms, RAG companies, automation vendors.
Tail-latency prediction, thermal headroom bidding, device-bound licensing. For GPU fleet operators and inference shops.
SCADA replacement (Phi-PLC), industrial control, grid admissibility, bounded actuation under adversarial conditions.
ROS2 action firewall. Hardware-attested authorization for humanoid platforms, AMRs, drones, autonomous systems.
Medical implants, automotive WPT, drone charging, DER interconnection. Six-gate Patent 22 admissibility.
Trading risk co-processor, treasury automation, hardware-enforced position and exposure limits, forensic replay.
Test counts. Hardware latencies. Filed patents. We publish numbers because the substrate has to be checkable.
Forensic reviews, architecture audits, SBIR Phase III transitions, and licensing engagements. Limited per quarter. We work with defense primes, regulated enterprise, and infrastructure operators.