Make behavior accountable.
Governance, evidence and evaluation belong inside the agent system, not in a slide after the fact.
We build the systems that make AI more governable, the tools that make learning more active, and the browser worlds that make complex ideas memorable.
Each card names the useful outcome, the strongest concrete signal we can stand behind, and the public maturity of the work today.
Governance, evidence and evaluation belong inside the agent system, not in a slide after the fact.
Labs and simulations turn invisible flows into something a builder, learner or decision-maker can inspect.
Live pages, open-source tools, internal pilots and prototypes are labeled as different kinds of work.
From compliance to memory to execution, this is the core research and product direction: put a trustworthy layer between what a model proposes and what a system does.
Source-grounded AI governance for India’s DPDP Act, with policy enforcement and cryptographic evidence receipts.
The dedicated product page holds the full story, showcases and assessment path.
Explore PramanaFinds hidden cost, quality and reliability losses inside LLM architectures before they become expensive habits.
A typed evidence fabric for agent memory: claims carry provenance, scope, challenge paths and revocation instead of becoming invisible context.
Puts a policy and evidence gate between an agent’s proposal and a real-world action, so execution can fail closed when proof is missing.
A multi-agent optimization environment that combines graph algorithms, Pareto trade-offs, convergence loops and message-bus coordination.
These projects are designed to be useful before they are fashionable: scan the configuration, structure the agent, evaluate the output and keep an audit trail.
A zero-dependency scanner for risky AI IDE and MCP configurations, built to give engineering teams a practical first pass before deployment.
A deterministic governance framework for policy enforcement, audit trails, cost monitoring and human-readable operational decisions.
A typed language and toolchain for autonomous agents, designed to make intent, tools, memory and flow inspectable before runtime.
A structured set of expert evaluators for judging agent systems across quality, safety, reliability, cost and product fit.
These experiences are where architecture becomes legible: visitors can see context, memory, loops, governance and failure modes as a spatial or interactive system.
A visual lab for exploring agent architecture through 24 scenario wings, from context and memory to cyber safety, FinOps and governance.
Free, browser-native science and mathematics labs that turn abstract concepts into visual experiments for Classes 1–10.
Interactive visual explanations for the ideas behind modern AI, made to help students and builders form a mental model before reaching for an API.
A browser-first procedure platform where teams author step-by-step work, replay it in 2D or WebXR, and capture annotations as evidence for review.
These worlds are not filler projects. They are experiments in memory, curiosity, decision-making, accessibility and the emotional texture of learning.
A free discovery hub that connects learners, parents and teachers to a growing set of education worlds without login friction, ads or a maze of menus.
A single-file browser roguelite about carrying light through a changing world, with procedural floors, shrine choices, meta-progression and Web Audio.
A compact nested-dream heist game that treats scale, uncertainty and choice as the level design instead of adding another layer of interface.
A curated collection of small browser games used to explore whether a playful system can still ship with discipline, manifests and repeatable checks.
A learning world that organizes ideas into distinct interactive “world” classes, giving each concept a spatial identity instead of a worksheet.
A chapter-driven browser world that tests whether a quiet, authored journey can keep exploration coherent across a large body of story content.
A browser-first collection of short, replayable puzzles that turns pattern, route planning, balance, machines and spatial assembly into five distinct worlds for curious minds.
The portfolio also includes browser-native experiments in brand, interaction and presentation — proof that technical depth does not have to produce cold experiences.
A working collection of interactive website demonstrations across sectors, used to explore how the same information changes shape for its audience.
Eight local browser experiments that turn ideas into memorable mechanics, from social perception to fear, identity, signal and attention.
An offline interactive 3D brand showcase that treats typography, motion, material and guided interaction as one coherent visual system.
“Live”, “open source”, “internal pilot”, “prototype” and “experiment” are not interchangeable labels. They tell you what is available, what is evidenced and what still needs a controlled next step.
Start with the connected product atlas, then inspect the public evidence behind the claims.