Thyn engines are designed for developers shipping systems where latency, control, and correctness matter.
The developer experience should expose the deep system: state, memory, policies, simulations, evals, deployment, and observability.
Embed intelligence into applications, agents, workflows, and developer tools. Typed bindings expose engine state, memory, and policy directly, so the runtime is a library call, not a remote service.
Expose engines as composable services with clear boundaries and predictable behavior. Inputs, outputs, and error states are versioned, so integrations hold as the underlying runtime evolves.
Initialize, benchmark, test, replay, and deploy from local development environments. The same commands run in CI and production, so what you measure on your machine is what ships to the runtime.
Connect agents to tools, data, workflows, and controlled execution environments. Every call passes through policy and lands in a replayable trace, so autonomous actions stay bounded and auditable.
Developer object
Runtime container for local or hosted intelligence.
Standardize execution, memory, tools, and policy.
Algenta, Decimas, Cohenta.
Replayable record of reasoning and action.
Debug autonomous systems and provide audit trails.
All products.
Constraints on what engines can do.
Bound risk, permissions, and execution behavior.
Trading, crypto, agents, growth.