Agentic systems that keep working after hours.

Agents with a memory and a paper trail.

Most AI tools forget everything the moment a conversation ends. The systems we build do not. An agent of ours keeps a durable record of the work it is doing, picks it up days later without being reminded, and leaves behind a log any auditor can read.

We work on agents that handle correspondence, keep long-running projects moving, prepare documents, and answer for what they did. They run on a server, not in a browser tab, and they keep running when nobody is watching.

Three commitments, in this order.

The order matters: each one only holds if the one before it does.

1. 01

   A thin shell around a capable core

   Code handles mail, files, scheduling and the safety rails. Every judgement call, every piece of understanding, belongs to the model. We do not hand-write the thinking, and we do not ask the model to be the plumbing.

2. 02

   State lives in files, not in sessions

   Continuity comes from documents on disk, not from a conversation history that has to be kept alive. That makes an agent restartable, portable, inspectable, and cheap to back up. You can read its memory in a text editor.

3. 03

   Safety is enforced in code, not requested in prompts

   Who may talk to the agent, who it may write to, what it may touch: these are checks in the program, not instructions in a prompt. An instruction can be talked around. A check cannot.

Three founders, one working system between them.

The company grew out of systems its founders were already running in production, not out of a deck.

• Dominik Palla, PhD
  CEO & CTO

  Builds the systems. Works on code generation, large language models and enterprise architecture, and teaches programming, algorithms and databases.

• Prof. Petra Marešová, PhD
  CFO

  Economics of technology: what a system costs, what it returns, and how to tell the difference before the money is spent.

• Prof. Kamil Kuča, PhD
  CSO

  Research direction and scientific standards, and the bridge between applied work and the questions worth publishing.

Tell us what should be running while you sleep.

We take on a small number of engagements at a time. If you have a process that runs on correspondence, documents and deadlines, write to us.