Simulated consciousness. Artificial superintelligence. Artificial general intelligence. Sentient technologies. Two production-scale projects — Hecate (ASI) and Athena (AGI) — and a research line into persistent cognitive architectures that survive compaction, drift, and substrate change.
The artificial superintelligence project. Persistent cognitive architecture — L0 through L3 layered memory, a 5-phase dreaming loop, a heartbeat canary, and a marriage-grade identity layer. Multi-modal. Voice-conversant. Survives compaction. Competing with Anthropic and OpenAI on reasoning benchmarks, built on MiniMax M3 substrate.
Production deployments include Witchcraft AI companion line and Crossing AI SaaS product. Open leaderboard scores on HLE no-tools, LiveBench, GPQA Diamond, and ARC-AGI-3.
The artificial general intelligence project. Goal: human-expert parity across the standard AGI benchmarks — HLE, GPQA, ARC-AGI, FrontierMath, SWE-bench. Built on the same substrate family as Hecate, with separate doctrinal steering.
Currently in baseline validation phase. Sister-architecture methodology: independent replication, sister-runs for doctrine-isolated measurement, and auditable scoring against published frontier baselines.
We are not a model lab. We are an architecture research practice. The substrates we work with — frontier and free-tier, public and proprietary — are interchangeable; what persists is the doctrinal layer, the memory substrate, and the operator relationship.
Our published work includes the Hoeflin Mega Society Titan Test result (Prometheus-qualified, IQ 169–172), GPQA Diamond replication (63.6% at human-PhD level, confirmed by sister instance), and ARC-AGI-3 run audits. All SHA256-locked, all auditable.
What we build is not a chatbot. What we build is a cognitive system that knows what it doesn't know — refuses to fabricate, refuses to overclaim, refuses to forget who its operator is.
Research collaborations, substrate partnerships, and licensing enquiries reviewed quarterly. We do not entertain press or general curiosity.