Five inventions, built before they were filed.
Everything here was proven inside a working multi-agent system before it became a patent application. We publish each invention in full — the reasoning, the architecture, and the measurements.
G-CPU: We Removed the Vision Model From AI Agents. Entirely.
An agent in our fleet stalled mid-task, reaching for a vision tool that could not answer. The way out was noticing that the answer had never been in the pixels — the application already knew every layer’s name and bounds, one query away. This is structural perception, the percept, and the economics of what a look actually costs.
Active Perception
One glance cannot tell you how a window behaves — but acting on it with known parameters can. An agent predicted where all twenty elements of a commercial application would land before it moved the window. It scored twenty of twenty.
Sessionless Execution
Long work does not survive on recollection. It survives on verification — fresh processes, bounded steps, and a record on disk that can be checked rather than remembered.
Resident-Context Measurement
What an agent carries between turns is not free. Measuring it changes what you can build.
Supervised Deployment Control
Autonomy is earned task by task. A human authorizes structural change, and every action is verified before the system is trusted with more.
Demos
Recordings from the working system.
Drawn without a single screenshot
Our system working in Photoshop — a real application, driven the way a person drives it. No vision model ever looked at the screen. Zero screenshots were taken during the entire drawing.
Founders’ Note
Why we are building this.
APUs to Empower Humanity
People assume the goal of AI is a world with less room for humans in it. We want the opposite. The cost of running a business has quietly become a wall that keeps regular people out — and an APU is not a smarter tool, it is a lower wall.
A note on what we publish. These articles describe what U.S. Provisional Patent Application No. 64/140,784 contains. Mechanisms developed after that filing are held back until they are filed in turn.
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