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An autonomous executive assistant that runs your back office in the background, doing the routine itself and interrupting only when a decision truly needs you. Live on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore.
When a critical alert fires, Juliet calls a human, captures a spoken acknowledgment, and escalates up an on-call chain until someone confirms—closing the loop over the phone, with every call logged.
One dependency-free C core turns heartbeats into a readiness state — Arm64 server, WebAssembly, or Cortex-M, unchanged. 19× faster, 5× smaller, proven identical to scikit-learn.
An honest thinking partner. GPT-5.6 interviews you, mirrors who you are in your own words — then pushes back on your ideas without flattery, citing you to yourself. Rebuilt from scratch with Codex.
A scene lives as words until someone spends real money to see if it works. Reel turns a screenplay scene into a fully previsualized cut — shots, stills, motion, and score — in minutes.
A Slack agent that helps veterans navigate VA disability claims — surfaces missed secondary conditions, flags evidence gaps, cites every claim to specific regulations. Built by a Navy vet for vets.
Protocol SIFT can't spoliate evidence it physically can't touch. APEX Forensics enforces read-only tools, hash-chains every action, and flags confirmed vs. inferred findings.
An expense triage agent built on Gemini, ADK, and Arize Phoenix. Three LLM-as-a-Judge evals (Pro grading Flash) catch a real regression where a tool upgrade made the agent more confidently wrong.