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Products built for work where mistakes are expensive.

One editorial intelligence framework and four products that stand on it. All built on the same discipline: explicit contracts, data with a declared origin, and nothing that depends on a third-party service to work.

METIS ENGINE

Framework · contract metis/v1 live, consumed from another repository

The base that decides what to say — and whether it holds up.

Editorial intelligence sold as a base, not hidden as a feature inside another product. It ingests sources, builds the day’s dossier and proposes an agenda using the channel’s own performance history; resolves every claim against the source that supports it; and keeps an auditable memory of what was said. And it does what almost nobody does: when the norm supporting a claim changes, it flags already published content for review.

  • The differentiator is not generating text — it is knowing when what was already said stopped being true
  • Versioned public interface: five verbs — agenda, support, decide, remember and review
  • Retrieval filtered by validity: a passage that lost its basis never reaches the model, and the discard is logged with the reason
  • The AI does not judge its own claim: extraction and checking are deterministic code, not “ask the model to review”
  • Reading never writes: a consumer learns the impact of a norm change without causing it
The framework from the inside: models plug in on top and are swappable; memory sits underneath and is the asset.
The framework from the inside: models plug in on top and are swappable; memory sits underneath and is the asset.

IMPERIO

Under development · Tax and Procurement modules

The tax platform that shows the calculation, not just the result.

A multi-tenant SaaS platform for accounting firms and in-house tax departments. Each customer connects through its own subdomain and runs on a dedicated database — isolation verified by automated tests, not by commercial assurance. There is a single platform: identity, billing, permissions and audit are shared, and each module is enabled per customer.

  • A versioned tax engine: yesterday’s rule still produces yesterday’s result, and the calculation trail stays auditable when the tax authority asks
  • Liability management with a unified calendar across federal and state authorities
  • Settlement programmes and instalment plans with interest projection
  • When a portal query fails, the screen says the data may be stale — instead of showing an old number that looks verified
Customer administration: subdomain, plan and modules enabled per contracting party. Demonstration environment.
Customer administration: subdomain, plan and modules enabled per contracting party. Demonstration environment.

AB Media Stream Dashboards

In operation · three channels live

Panels that connect to as many sources as you have.

An AB Media Stream Dashboards panel is not a hand-drawn page: it is a data file describing which blocks exist, where they sit, and where each number comes from. You connect whatever sources you have — RSS feeds, news sites, index APIs, spreadsheets, your own system’s database — and compose the screen from the components: indicator, chart, list, timeline, news, legal norm, clock, photo and video. Adding a source is configuration; adding a block is one line in the panel file.

  • As many panels and channels as you need: each channel has its own brand, rotation pace and sources, and none interferes with another
  • Eleven component types, freely combined — the panel on this home page uses the same ones as the tax channel, with no new code
  • Serves an embedded panel, a reception screen and a live broadcast overlay from the same definition
  • Every figure carries its source, and a source that is a legal norm carries its validity: when the norm falls, the panel flags it and keeps the number instead of deleting it silently
  • Runs on sites with a restrictive security policy: no third-party scripts
The artificial intelligence and games panel, built with the same components as the tax channel — no new component was required.
The artificial intelligence and games panel, built with the same components as the tax channel — no new component was required.

MAV TV Video Maestro

In operation · subscription product

Researches, produces, publishes and measures — the whole channel.

A channel operation tool, not a video editor. It researches the day’s sources, decides the agenda based on what the channel itself earned, writes the script, narrates, edits, publishes to the channel, and brings the numbers back to feed the next agenda. It runs multiple channels in parallel and keeps 24-hour live streams on air. It was born running a real channel with 118,000 subscribers, publishing twenty-four videos a day. It runs on the client’s machine, with the client’s credentials.

  • Editorially intelligent planning: the model receives the day’s dossier — around a hundred feeds per channel — plus the channel’s own performance history, so what worked yesterday shapes tomorrow
  • Semantic deduplication before rendering: a topic repeated in different words is cut, because the same subject in two videos kills both
  • Quality gates before publishing: topic checks, mandatory screening for health content, anti-verbatim checks against the source, and technical validation of the rendered file — what fails does not air
  • Continuous broadcast without a studio: the live module composes a living HTML page, captures it after the browser renders it, and streams over RTMP with hardware encoding
  • Mandatory human approval: nothing is published until a person says so
The full cycle: source dossier, planning that learns from channel performance, production with quality gates, and measured publishing — with human approval before anything airs.
The full cycle: source dossier, planning that learns from channel performance, production with quality gates, and measured publishing — with human approval before anything airs.

ALDUS

Under construction · runs on METIS ENGINE

The book leaves the engine ready to be sold — and keeps answering for itself afterwards.

A platform for generating technical ebooks. METIS decides what to publish and on what regulatory basis; ALDUS turns that into a book and answers for it after publication. The name comes from Aldus Manutius, the Venetian printer who invented the pocket book — the man who turned manuscript into something you carry and buy, which is this layer’s job.

  • Three verifiable contracts, not a file generator: content, rendering, publication
  • Fails on its own: missing required topic, unembedded font, image without provenance, overwritten edition
  • Versioned editions with a manifest — whatever is live is always identifiable
  • Does not judge editorial merit: whether the argument convinces stays human review
Each contract fails on its own — and says exactly why.
Each contract fails on its own — and says exactly why.