We specialize in optimizing agentic coding pipelines, finetuning powerful AI models, and researching the cognitive intersection between artificial intelligence and dyslexia.
Pushing the boundaries of automated software development through rigorous research and optimization.
We create specialized datasets and training pipelines to enhance LLM performance on complex software engineering tasks, reducing hallucination and increasing syntax accuracy.
Our research focuses on exploiting efficiencies in agentic loops - minimizing token usage while maximizing reasoning depth for autonomous coding agents.
We prototype novel architectures that combine retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) with deterministic code analysis tools.
Bridging Cognitive Differences with Artificial Intelligence
A primary pillar of our mission is researching the interaction between AI agents and users with dyslexia. We believe AI can act as a powerful cognitive equalizer in software development.
Experimental applications exploring early AI model integration, automated content pipelines, and human-AI interaction patterns.
A VR educational experience demonstrating real-time LLM integration pipelines. Features voice-controlled AI gameplay where users teach the model about invasive species through interactive Q&A loops - a testbed for studying agentic learning patterns and human-AI knowledge transfer.
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An experimental project investigating automated content generation pipelines and early-stage AI model architectures. Explores how foundational AI techniques from the 1970s inform modern finetuning approaches - bridging historical machine learning research with contemporary LLM development.
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These projects serve as live research environments for testing AI integration patterns, automated pipelines, and model behavior - directly informing our finetuning frameworks and agentic system development.
We are open to research collaborations and beta testing inquiries.