Identity, provenance, and interoperability for a web whose primary reader is increasingly a machine. We build the protocols that let humans and autonomous agents share infrastructure safely.
Bio Net treats biological data as a network problem. We build the pipelines and shared infrastructure that let researchers model living systems collaboratively, with provenance and reproducibility built in from the first byte.
Mami is media built for the edge — content that renders, adapts, and is served close to the people consuming it. We work on low-latency delivery and machine-legible media metadata so both readers, human and machine, get a first-class copy.
What does web infrastructure look like when the primary reader is a model, not a person? Indexing, provenance, and retrieval built for the second user.
Context-aware identity that travels across devices and the human/agent boundary. What does login mean when the "user" is an autonomous process acting for you?
Semantic diffing and bidirectional adapters so systems talk across versions without anyone rewriting the world every time an API moves.