Labs is our internal R&D arm. We use it to keep practical knowledge ahead of client work, and the work occasionally ships as standalone systems we run ourselves.
Not demos. Running systems on our own infrastructure, under the same standard we sell to clients.
Agent-driven trading research platform. Walk-forward strategy research, paper-trading, and a live cockpit. End-to-end instrumented and continuously evaluated.
The execution and routing layer ProxiAlpha sits on top of. TradingView webhook receiver, strategy registry, paper and live brokers, full audit log.
Public-readable view of the trading research platform. Live signals, walk-forward folds, portfolio metrics, and a candlestick view of every active strategy. Useful both as a working dashboard and as a reference for how we build operator-grade UI.
Tool design, planning, multi-step reasoning, long-horizon tasks. The hard parts of agent reliability.
Eval harnesses, regression tests, drift detection. The instrumentation that keeps systems honest in production.
Walk-forward research, regime detection, ensemble strategies. ProxiAlpha is our test bed.
Chunking, embeddings, hybrid search, and the failure modes that show up at scale.
Adversarial probes, prompt injection, jailbreak defenses, and a working protocol that ops teams can run.
UIs for the people running AI in production. Dense, fast, opinionated. The terminal is the running example.
A consulting team that doesn't build will eventually start advising from secondhand knowledge. Once that happens, you start hearing things that sound right and don't survive contact with production.
Labs is how we keep that from happening. We run our own systems, on our own infrastructure, under the same operating standard we sell to clients. The lessons from those systems show up in client engagements directly.
The training practice draws from the same well — the curriculum is built on what we've actually shipped, not on what's currently trending.
Labs occasionally takes on research collaborations and partnerships when the work is a fit. Tell us what you have in mind.