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The survival ledger for AI-authored code. Everyone measures whether a change is risky before it merges; Stayed Shipped measures whether it survived after.
A background agent that watches the public IRS record for the nonprofits you fund, and says nothing until one of them is about to lose its status
Your look does not come from one store. Ensemble composes a purchasable outfit across Shopify stores through the tools the stores themselves publish: try it on your photo, mix catalogs, and checkout
Conformance is not trustworthiness. A feed can pass every federal check and still report 744 road closures that ended years ago. Interchange decides which publishers to believe.
Multi-tenant agent memory where the isolation boundary lives in CockroachDB row-level security, not application code. Broken on purpose, repaired, and proven with a hash-chained receipt
A lineage-grounded agent that turns a transit agency's GTFS feeds into a governed DataHub graph, then tells you whether a feed change is safe to ship and which federal report goes down with it.
Catch wrong physics before AI-generated STEM simulations reach students.
Cloud AI track. An agent that recompiles llama.cpp for a target Arm chip and proves the tok/s gain with a measured number.
A Qwen-powered agent that finds wasteful cloud resources and cleans them up, but every destructive action passes through a human approval the agent structurally cannot bypass or re-target.
Priors is a Slack agent that catches when a forming decision contradicts your team’s own past, and asks one sharp question with the receipts, before the mistake ships.